Release Notes for Oracle Health Insurance Enterprise Policy Administration Patch 3.20.3.0.2

This document contains the release notes for Oracle Health Insurance Enterprise Policy Administration Patch 3.20.3.0.2.

Enhancements

ID	Summary	Description	Included in Patch
OIG-1434	Dynamic Logic Framework should allow to use package statement in the logic	Currently our dynamic logic framework, assumes all scripts to be written in a default package ohi.dynamiclogic. This is done to apply the security restrictions and to allow for logging only in scripts defined in the aforementioned package. This causes problems with reusability, as every logic that requires to use the reusable code, needs to append ohi.dynamiclogic before importing it. This makes it difficult to manage and tests these groovy logic in isolation. On top of that, dynamic logic framework does not play well, if the package statement is explicitly included as ohi.dynamiclogic, as it appends another ohi.dynamiclogic in front of it. With this enhancement, it should be possible to declare packages in the script and the framework should work with the package defined. It is however important, that the packages defined should start with ohi.dynamiclogic, else security restrictions will be enforced.
POL-6797	Dynamic Logic Framework should allow for reusable groovy classes to be created and used	With this enhancement, dynamic logic framework allows for coding reusable classes to be reused as structures in other groovy scripts. This enhancement also introduces a new signature name for coding such reusable classes/scripts. The name of the signature is REUSABLE CODE and does not have any specific bindings.

Summary

Description

Included in Patch

OIG-1434

Dynamic Logic Framework should allow to use package statement in the logic

Currently our dynamic logic framework, assumes all scripts to be written in a default package ohi.dynamiclogic. This is done to apply the security restrictions and to allow for logging only in scripts defined in the aforementioned package.

This causes problems with reusability, as every logic that requires to use the reusable code, needs to append ohi.dynamiclogic before importing it. This makes it difficult to manage and tests these groovy logic in isolation.

On top of that, dynamic logic framework does not play well, if the package statement is explicitly included as ohi.dynamiclogic, as it appends another ohi.dynamiclogic in front of it.

With this enhancement, it should be possible to declare packages in the script and the framework should work with the package defined. It is however important, that the packages defined should start with ohi.dynamiclogic, else security restrictions will be enforced.

POL-6797

Dynamic Logic Framework should allow for reusable groovy classes to be created and used

With this enhancement, dynamic logic framework allows for coding reusable classes to be reused as structures in other groovy scripts. This enhancement also introduces a new signature name for coding such reusable classes/scripts. The name of the signature is REUSABLE CODE and does not have any specific bindings.