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Siebel Insurance Guide > Business Services for Siebel Financial Services > Invoking the Business Rule ProcessorA business rule process can be invoked from a workflow or Siebel script. While the processor cannot be directly invoked from a run-time event, it can be invoked from a workflow that is triggered by a runtime event. For all three of these invocation methods, you can prepopulate global variables through the input arguments of the BRP. Input argument names must match the global variables you define. For an example of how to invoke the BRP from a run-time event or a workflow, see the process for Data Validation Manager in Siebel Order Management Infrastructure Guide. For information on invoking the BRP from with eScript, see Using eScript to Invoke the Business Rule Processor. NOTE: Within each session, BRP Processor creates a copy of the BRP executable objects. The executable objects belong only to a single login session and are not shared. These executable objects are cached within a login session. Release processes either explicitly or implicitly when the open session is closed. The FINS CAP Processor Service Business Services exposes three methods. Table 51 describes these methods.
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