com.ail.insurance.quotation.assessrisk
Class AssessRiskService

java.lang.Object
  com.ail.core.Type
      com.ail.core.Service
          com.ail.insurance.quotation.assessrisk.AssessRiskService

All Implemented Interfaces:

ConfigurationOwner, CoreUser, java.io.Serializable, java.lang.Cloneable

public class AssessRiskService
extends Service

Version:

$Revision: 1.7 $

See Also:

Serialized Form

Field Summary

Fields inherited from class com.ail.core.Type

jXPathContext, NOT_PERSISTED

Constructor Summary

AssessRiskService()
Default constructor

Method Summary

CommandArg	getArgs() Getter returning the arguments used by this entry point.
java.lang.String	getConfigurationNamespace() Return the product type id of the policy we're assessing the risk for as the configuration namespace.
Core	getCore() Getter to fetch the entry point's code.
Version	getVersion() Fetch the version of this entry point.
VersionEffectiveDate	getVersionEffectiveDate() Return the date for which rules etc should be used.
void	invoke() Assess risks logic is pretty simple, all of the actual risk assessment logic is handled by business rules.
void	setArgs(CommandArg args) Setter used to the set the entry points arguments.

Methods inherited from class com.ail.core.Service

getConfiguration, getSecurityPrincipal, resetConfiguration, setConfiguration

Methods inherited from class com.ail.core.Type

addAttribute, clone, deleteLock, deleteSerialVersion, fetchJXPathContext, getAttribute, getAttribute, getAttributeCount, getForeignSystemId, getLock, getSerialVersion, getSystemId, hasLock, hasSerialVersion, hasSystemId, isPersisted, markAsNotPersisted, mergeWithDataFrom, removeAttribute, removeAttribute, setAttribute, setForeignSystemId, setLock, setSerialVersion, setSystemId, xpathGet, xpathGet, xpathIterate, xpathSet

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

AssessRiskService

public AssessRiskService()

Default constructor

Method Detail

getCore

public Core getCore()

Getter to fetch the entry point's code. This method is demanded by the EntryPoint class.

Specified by:

getCore in class Service

Returns:

This entry point's instance of Core.

getVersion

public Version getVersion()

Fetch the version of this entry point.

Specified by:

getVersion in class Service

Returns:

A version object describing the version of this entry point.

getVersionEffectiveDate

public VersionEffectiveDate getVersionEffectiveDate()

Return the date for which rules etc should be used. todo This should come from someplace in the policy.

Specified by:

getVersionEffectiveDate in interface CoreUser

Overrides:

getVersionEffectiveDate in class Service

Returns:

Date to define rules to be used etc.

getConfigurationNamespace

public java.lang.String getConfigurationNamespace()

Return the product type id of the policy we're assessing the risk for as the configuration namespace. The has the effect of selecting the product's configuration.

Specified by:

getConfigurationNamespace in interface CoreUser

Overrides:

getConfigurationNamespace in class Service

Returns:

product type id

setArgs

public void setArgs(CommandArg args)

Setter used to the set the entry points arguments.

Specified by:

setArgs in class Service

Parameters:

args - for invoke

getArgs

public CommandArg getArgs()

Getter returning the arguments used by this entry point.

Specified by:

getArgs in class Service

Returns:

An instance of $Name: $Args.

invoke

public void invoke()
            throws BaseException

Assess risks logic is pretty simple, all of the actual risk assessment logic is handled by business rules. The steps are as follows:

1. Check the precondition:
2. 1. We must have been given a policy (policy!=null)
   2. The policy must have a status of Application (policy.status=Application)
   3. The policy must have a productTypeId (policy.productTypeId!=null && policy.productTypeId.length>0)
3. Loop through each of the sections in the policy, and:
1. Check that the section has a SectionTypeId, throw a PreconditionException if it doesn't.
2. Load the service called <ProductTypeID>/<SectionTypeID>
3. Create a AssessmentSheet object.
4. Pass the policy, section, and assessmentSheet into the rule.
5. Invoke the rule.
6. Pull the assessmentSheet out of the rule and add it to the section.
4. Load the service called <ProductTypeID>
5. Create a AssessmentSheet object.
6. Pass the policy, and assessmentSheet into the rule.
7. Invoke the rule.
8. Pull the assessmentSheet out of the rule and add it to the policy.

Specified by:

invoke in class Service

Throws:

BaseException