Business Rules can be integrated with ___________, _____________ and ____________ .
Select three.
A.
Human workflow
B.
Start events
C.
BPMN processes
D.
BPEL processes
E.
Web services
Explanation:
A: Human workflow supports declarative assignment and routing of tasks. These
tasks can be assigned with business rules.
C: BPMN processes are contained within an Oracle BPM project. BPM projects contain all of the
resources required for a functioning BPM application, including BPMN processes SOA artifacts,
such as business rules and human tasks.
D: Oracle BPEL Process Manager supports business rules and business rule engines.
Note: In Oracle Business Rules you define a function in a manner similar to a Java method, but an
Oracle Business Rules function does not belong to a class. You can use Oracle Business Rules
functions to extend a Java application object model so that users can perform operations in rules
without modifying the original Java application code.
You can use an Oracle Business Rules function in a condition or in an action associated with a
rule or a Decision Table.
You can also use an Oracle Business Rules function definition to share the same or a similar
expression among several rules, and to return results to the application.An Oracle Business Rules function includes the following:
Name: The Oracle Business Rules function name.
Return Type: A return type for the Oracle Business Rules function, or void if there is no return
value.
Bucketset: The bucketset to associate with the Oracle Business Rules function.
Arguments: The function arguments. Each function argument includes a name and a type.
Function Body: The function body includes predefined actions. Using predefined actions Rules
Designer assures that an Oracle Business Rules function is well formed and can be validated.
Reference: Oracle Fusion Middleware Business Process Composer User’s Guide for Oracle
Business Process Management, 11g Release 1 (11.1.1.5.0), 18 BPEL Process Integration with
Business Rules