Bookshelf v8.0: Providing Calls to the Rules Engine

If you implement rules in a Siebel Task, a Siebel Workflow, or in script, you must build a scripted call to the Business Rule Service business service. The script provides the input properties to Business Rule Service, and, if necessary, parses its output property set.


Activities	To implement rules in a Siebel Task UI or Workflow: Create a custom business service that consists of script that makes a call to the Business Rule Service business service. Build the script to parse the output property set of Business Rule Service if output from the rules is input to other steps. Create a business service step that invokes the custom business service. To pass output from the business service step to other steps, translate the parsed output property set into task properties for a task or process properties for a workflow process. You can use script in other contexts to implement rules. The script must call the Business Rule Service business service.
For information, see:	Implementing a Rules Module to Execute From Script Scenario for Using Rules in a Siebel Workflow to Do Batch Processing Scenario for Using Rules to Provide Dynamic Navigation in a Siebel Task