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TIBCO BusinessEvents® Enterprise Edition 6.3.1

# Creating the FraudDetection Project

In this task, you will create a new project, place it in a desired location, and save it.

Procedure
1. Start TIBCO BusinessEvents Studio. In Windows, click Start > All Programs > TIBCO > > YourEnvironment > TIBCO BusinessEvents 6.3 > Studio .
2. The first time you run TIBCO BusinessEvents Studio, a Welcome screen displays.
   You can access this guide from the Welcome page. Click the X next to Welcome to dismiss the screen.
3. As needed, create a workspace for your tutorial projects.
   Select File > Switch Workspace > Other and select the directory you want to use, or create new.
4. Right-click in the TIBCO BusinessEvents Studio Explorer view (the panel on the left, where the project folders will display), and select New > Project.
   You will see the New Project wizard.
5. From the list, select TIBCO BusinessEvents > Studio Project and click Next.

6. In the New Studio Project dialog, enter the project name FraudDetection, and click Finish.

   If you want to use a non-default location, uncheck the Use default location checkbox and select the location.

7. Save the project according to the resources you choose to save:
   To save all changes to all resources in a project (since last save), click File > Save All or click Ctrl+Shift+S.
   To save changes in just the currently viewed resource, click File > Save or click Ctrl+S, or click the Save button.

Result

You have created a new empty project in the TIBCO BusinessEvents Studio Development perspective.

In the TIBCO BusinessEvents Studio Explorer, the root folder of the project is called FraudDetection. It has a set of project subfolders.

In addition you may see links for various diagrams: `FraudDetection.conceptview`, `FraudDetection.eventview` and `FraudDetection.projectview`. These are respectively concept model, event model, and project (or element) diagrams. Diagrams are created dynamically and are not saved. More diagrams are available for other purposes. They are UML compliant, with some exceptions. Some diagrams are created only when generated.

Then, you will begin to define your TIBCO BusinessEvents project by building a channel for information to enter the deployed application, and a destination for the application to listen to.

The order in which you build up the project is not fixed. For example, you might define the project ontology first.

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