CER Rules Allocation

<manual-activity id="1" category="AC1">
      ...
      <task>
        ...       
      </task>
      <allocation-strategy type="curam express rule" 
                           identifier="Sample allocation Rules">
        <cer-set-mappings primary-class="sampleAllocationClass">
          <cer-class-mapping>
            <source-attribute wdo-name="TaskCreateDetails" 
                              name="caseID" />
            <target-attribute cer-class-name="SampleAllocationClass" 
                              name="caseID" />
          </cer-class-mapping>
          <cer-class-mapping>
            <source-attribute wdo-name="TaskCreateDetails" 
                              name="concernRoleID" />
            <target-attribute cer-class-name="SampleAllocationClass" 
                              name="concernRoleID" />
          </cer-class-mapping>
        </cer-set-mappings>
      </allocation-strategy>
      <event-wait>
        ...
      </event-wait>
      ...
    </manual-activity>

cer-set-mappings

This contains the details of all the mappings for the CER rule set specified in the allocation identifier. The primary class parameter should point to a rule class that contains the targets attribute for this allocation strategy. It is recommended that mappings are created for all specified attributes in the selected rule class.

cer-class-mapping

This contains the details of one mapping between a rule class attribute specified in the cer rule set and it's associated workflow data object attribute. The following metadata constitute a valid mapping:

source-attribute: This contains the details of the source attribute in the mapping (i.e. where the data will be provided from at runtime). A source attribute consists of a workflow data object name and it's associated attribute name (see Workflow Data Objects).

target-attribute: This contains the details of the target attribute in the mapping (i.e. where the data will be mapped into at runtime). A target attribute consists of a CER class name and it's associated attribute name.