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Oracle® Rules Palette Release 9.1.0.0.0 E15811-01 |
There are two important points to keep in mind when configuring or creating transactions. First, new transactions must be assigned security or they will not be available in the OIPA application.
Also, transactions will not be displayed in the Activity drop down list in OIPA unless they have been added to the EligibleTransactionsByPolicyStatus plan rule. This rule allows you to determine what status a policy must be in before the transaction can be applied to the policy.
Note: If you are configuring a transaction that runs valuation, refer to the valuation section.
Steps to Configure a Transaction
Open the Transaction folder.
Right-click on the transaction’s XML file.
Select Check-out.
Refer to General, Allocations, Fields, Events, Math, Assignment, Spawn, XML Source or Debug for information on how to configure.
Check-In when finished.
Open the application and test your configuration.
Note: You can control when a transaction is available for use as an activity in OIPA by adding it to the EligibleTransactionsByPolicyStatus plan rule.
Steps to Create a New Transaction
Note: Transaction names are not case sensitive and the name can only be used one time. The application will not let you reuse a transaction name even if the case is altered. |
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Note: If you want to add a new Client-Import transaction, you need to create a new transaction from the Client Plan folder. All Client related transactions must be created on the Client level. |
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Note: Let the Security Manager know that you have created a new transaction. The Security Manager will have to add security to the transaction so that the appropriate users will be able to see it in OIPA. |
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Every new transaction automatically overrides and attaches the TransactionCosmetics and TransactionBusinessRulePacket business rule. You do not need to manually override and attach these business rules. These two rules are copied from the existing global rules. They are mandatory for the transaction to process and cannot be deleted from the transaction; however, the information may be edited.
Note: You can control when a transaction is available for use as an activity in OIPA by adding it to the EligibleTransactionsByPolicyStatus plan rule.