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  1. Preface
  2. Introduction to rule specifications
  3. Rule specification configuration
  4. Rule set configuration
  5. Rule statement configuration
  6. REST APIs for rule specifications
  7. Rule specification configuration in advanced mode
  8. Business rules and rule statements
  9. Validation and testing

Rule specification assets

Rule specification assets

Mapplet configuration options

Mapplet configuration options

When you add a mapplet to a condition or action, you must configure at least one input on the mapplet. A mapplet may specify one or multiple inputs, depending on its design. The rule statement additionally reads a single output from the mapping.
Before you configure the inputs, review the design of the mapplet. Verify that your input selections enable the mapplet to generate the data outcomes that the condition or action requires.
For example, you may decide to configure a single input on a mapplet that supports multiple inputs. The data on the field that you specify will flow through the mapplet at run time, provided that the mapplet logic does not require any additional data input. If the input that you select has a dependency on other inputs on the mapplet, configure those inputs also.
The following image shows the options for a sample mapplet in the
Define Action
dialog box:
The image shows the mapplet options in the Define Action dialog box. The selected mapplet specifies a multiple inputs and a single output.
The dialog box includes the following options:
  1. Mapplet name and selection options.
    The options open the
    Select Mapplet
    dialog box, which displays the mapplets on the system.
  2. Mapplet inputs.
    The number of inputs depends on the mapping design. You can assign an input from the rule specification to a mapplet input, or you can enter a value as the input.
  3. Mapplet output.
    The rule statement reads a single output from the mapplet as a condition to evaluate or as the data outcome of an action.

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