Simple queries OPA

(a) I am very new to the OPA. Have a few questions.

(1) what is an interview?
(2) what is Web determinations?

Can someone provide me with the link to documentation on the basics of the OPA.

Hello

(1) short, an interview is really all of the questions that will be asked to reach a conclusion. OPA uses Web determinations to run his interviews (see answer to the next question). An interview using a series of screens in question to collect information. Each question screen that appears during an interview contains a question or series of questions. You enter the answers to these questions so that the determinations of the Web can reach a conclusion for the specific purpose of the evaluation (interview). For example, the purpose of an assessment may be to see if a person is eligible for a specific service. The interview contains questions which must be answered in order to determine the eligibility of a person. Once all questions are answered, determinations Web will inform you if the person is eligible.

(2) determinations of web is an online interface which presents the questions that are asked during an interview, as well as the summary of the results. The determinations of the Web port is configured during the installation of the OPA. Determinations Web URL looks like this: http://localhost: 8080/web-determinations. The 8080 is the port.

Regarding the documentation to better explain these topics, I suggest you help OPM Pages. OPM is downloadable from the site of delivery of Oracle (edelivery.oracle.com) and its help pages explain a lot about everything and have images, which I think will really help you to better understand.

Christine

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    Post edited by: Matt5D

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