Oracle® Insurance Rules Palette
Once the ExposedComputation business rule is created, the next step is to create an exposed computation. The exposed computation will associate a ComputationID with the business rule that was created. The ComputationID is the value that the external application will send when requesting information from OIPA.
Select Admin Explorer.
Open the Administration folder.
Right-click on Exposed Computation and select New Exposed Computation.
Exposed Computation Wizard
Enter a Computation ID. It is a good practice to begin the Computation IDs with EXP- and the abbreviation of the activity it is associated with. For example, EXP-AUT is the Computation ID for the exposed computation that returns the errors generated by the AutoAssessment activity on a given policy.
Select the name of the new global business rule that was just created from the drop down box for RuleName.
Select Finish.
Check-in the new exposed computation.
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