Human workflow - rules based routing with Ad-Hoc routing and information request

If business rules routing database ("Advanced Routing") is used for participant assignment to a human mission, how business rules are affected by actions requires information and Ad-Hoc routing of the participants?

Ignore the rules during these special actions, or is there a way to access these special types participating in the RuleSet and react accordingly?

Hello

When "Advance routing" is used for the assignment of the task; the task service says the folllowing fact types: task, PreviousOutcome, and TaskAction to the rules engine. These facts give all the information required on the job (as a result of the participant, the task step.. etc)

Now in the basis of rules defined; We have rules according to our condition that can extract information from types in fact invoked and entrust to the participant required/next.

Also note that we write the rules in advance only in exceptional cases.

For example; Let's say that all participants have 2 possible results [COMPLETE, recheck]. We have defined the ideal as task routing workflow:
Participant A-> Participant B-> c Participant. This is the throughput when all participants selects "COMPLETE."

Suppose now selects B result as "Double CHECK" then the task should return to. So for this case, we need to write a rule in advance.

Pls refer to the code example in the: http://download.oracle.com/technology/sample_code/hwf/workflow-106-IterativeDesign.zip

Dev also guide: refer to the section 28.3.7.2 http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E14571_01/integration.1111/e10224/bp_hwfmodel.htm#BABBFEJJ

Thank you

Published by: Kania on May 19, 2010 02:41

Tags: Fusion Middleware

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