Abstract: Techniques enable a user, such as a business analyst or a system administrator, to define business process rules that control the processing of transaction data by a computer application and to assign a collection of business process rules to one of multiple predefined points in a business process of a computer application. At runtime, when the computer system executing the computer application reaches a point in a business process that is associated with a collection of user-defined business process rules, the computer system executes the business process rules. In this manner, a customized process represented by user-defined business process rules is able to be added to a computer application.

Abstract: Techniques enable a user, such as a business analyst or a system administrator, to define business process rules that control the processing of transaction data by a computer application. A data structure is used to store business process rules. The data structure includes a condition portion and an execution portion of a rule. At runtime, the computer system executing a computer application determines whether a condition portion of a rule is met, and in response to a determination that the condition portion is met, performs an execution portion of the rule.

Abstract: Techniques enable a user, such as a business analyst or a system administrator, to define business process rules that control the processing of transaction data by a computer application. A data structure is used to store business process rules. The data structure includes a condition portion and an execution portion of a rule. A rule may be associated with an external execution point, which, in turn, is associated with an application execution point in the transaction process. At runtime, the computer system executing a computer application when determines that an application execution point is reached, the computer system determines whether there is an external execution point associated with the application execution point, and if so, executes the execution portion of a rule associated with the external execution point if the condition portion of the rule is met.

Abstract: Techniques enable a user, such as a business analyst or a system administrator, to define business process rules that control the processing of transaction data by a computer application. A data structure is used to store business process rules. The data structure includes a condition portion and an execution portion of a rule. At runtime, the computer system executing a computer application determines whether a condition portion of a rule is met, and in response to a determination that the condition portion is met, performs an execution portion of the rule. When an execution portion of the rule is performed, the computer system generates and stores a protocol entry in a rule protocol data structure that corresponds to the rule. A protocol entry in the rule protocol data structure may custom attributes. The protocol entries in the rule protocol data structure that relate to a particular data object may be displayed.

Abstract: Techniques enable a user, such as a business analyst or a system administrator, to define business process rules that control the processing of transaction data by a computer application. A data structure is used to store business process rules. The data structure includes a condition portion and an execution portion of a rule. The user is able to identify one of multiple pre-defined functions to be included in the execution portion of a rule. At runtime, the computer system executing a computer application determines whether a condition portion of a rule is met, and in response to a determination that the condition portion is met, performs the identified pre-defined function included in the execution portion of the rule.

Abstract: Techniques enable a user, such as a business analyst or a system administrator, to define business process rules that control the processing of transaction data by a computer application. A data structure is used to store business process rules. The data structure includes a condition portion and an execution portion of a rule. At runtime, the computer system executing a computer application determines whether a condition portion of a rule is met, and in response to a determination that the condition portion is met, performs an execution portion of the rule. A user identifies search attributes and the rule data structure is searched to locate entries in the rule data structure that match the identified search attributes.

Abstract: Techniques enable a user, such as a business analyst or a system administrator, to define business process rules that control the processing of transaction data by a computer application. A data structure is used to store business process rules. The data structure includes a condition portion and an execution portion of a rule. At runtime, the computer system executing a computer application determines whether a condition portion of a rule is met, and in response to a determination that the condition portion is met, performs an execution portion of the rule. When an execution portion of the rule is performed, the computer system generates and stores a protocol entry in a rule protocol data structure that corresponds to the rule. A protocol entry in the rule protocol data structure may custom attributes. The protocol entries in the rule protocol data structure that relate to a particular data object may be displayed.

Abstract: Techniques enable a user, such as a business analyst or a system administrator, to define business process rules that control the processing of transaction data by a computer application. A data structure is used to store business process rules. The data structure includes a condition portion and an execution portion of a rule. The user is able to identify one of multiple pre-defined functions to be included in the execution portion of a rule. At runtime, the computer system executing a computer application determines whether a condition portion of a rule is met, and in response to a determination that the condition portion is met, performs the identified pre-defined function included in the execution portion of the rule.

Abstract: Techniques enable a user, such as a business analyst or a system administrator, to define business process rules that control the processing of transaction data by a computer application. A data structure is used to store business process rules. The data structure includes a condition portion and an execution portion of a rule. At runtime, the computer system executing a computer application determines whether a condition portion of a rule is met, and in response to a determination that the condition portion is met, performs an execution portion of the rule. A user identifies search attributes and the rule data structure is searched to locate entries in the rule data structure that match the identified search attributes.

Abstract: Techniques enable a user, such as a business analyst or a system administrator, to define business process rules that control the processing of transaction data by a computer application and to assign a collection of business process rules to one of multiple predefined points in a business process of a computer application. At runtime, when the computer system executing the computer application reaches a point in a business process that is associated with a collection of user-defined business process rules, the computer system executes the business process rules. In this manner, a customized process represented by user-defined business process rules is able to be added to a computer application.

Abstract: Techniques enable a user, such as a business analyst or a system administrator, to define business process rules that control the processing of transaction data by a computer application. A data structure is used to store business process rules. The data structure includes a condition portion and an execution portion of a rule. A rule may be associated with an external execution point, which, in turn, is associated with an application execution point in the transaction process. At runtime, the computer system executing a computer application when determines that an application execution point is reached, the computer system determines whether there is an external execution point associated with the application execution point, and if so, executes the execution portion of a rule associated with the external execution point if the condition portion of the rule is met.

Abstract: Techniques enable a user, such as a business analyst or a system administrator, to define business process rules that control the processing of transaction data by a computer application. A data structure is used to store business process rules. The data structure includes a condition portion and an execution portion of a rule. At runtime, the computer system executing a computer application determines whether a condition portion of a rule is met, and in response to a determination that the condition portion is met, performs an execution portion of the rule.