After the rule dictionary is created, the Oracle Business Rules Designer is displayed.

1. Model your rule conditions. In the action part, call one of the above functions to complete building your lists. Figure 29-29 provides details.

   Figure 29-29 Business Rules

   
   Description of "Figure 29-29 Business Rules"

   The parameters for the rule functions are similar to the ones in Oracle JDeveloper modeling. In addition to the configurations in Oracle JDeveloper, some additional options are available in the Oracle Business Rules Designer for the following attributes:

   • responseType: If the response type is REQUIRED, the assignee must act on the task. Otherwise, the assignment is converted to an FYI assignment.

   • ruleName: The rule name can create reasons for assignments.

   • lists: This object is a holder for the lists that are built. Clicking this option shows a pre-asserted fact Lists object to use as the parameter.

   An example of rules specifying management chain-based participants is shown in Figure 29-30.

   Figure 29-30 Business Rules

   
   Description of "Figure 29-30 Business Rules"

   If multiple rules are fired, the list builder created by the rule with the highest priority is selected.