The picture below shows the contents of a simple production object. The arrows indicate the order in which transaction production processes the input transaction through the production object’s various objects. This example is designed to show you how processing occurs sequentially through rule and rule component objects. It assumes that the input transaction passes all of the qualification objects.
This example does not cover all of the steps in detail that occur as the transaction passes through each object. See “General processing example” and “Rule component processing example” for more information.
Figure 1-5: Simple production object
Input transaction – transaction production passes the input transaction to the production object.
Field objects – the input transaction is parsed into the field objects.
Qp1 – executes the qualification objects attached to the production object.
Qr1 – executes the qualification objects attached to the first rule object.
R1 – enters the first rule object (R1).
Qc1 – executes the qualification objects for R1’s first component object (C1).
C1 – enters C1 and generates a piece of the output transaction.
Qc2 – executes the qualification objects for R1’s second component object (C2).
C2 – enters C2 and generates a piece of the output transaction.
Qr2 – executes the qualification objects attached to the second rule object.
R2 – enters the second rule object (R2).
Qc3 – executes the qualification objects for R2’s first component object (C3).
C3 – enters C3 and generates a piece of the output transaction.
Qc4 – executes the qualification objects for R2’s second component object (C4).
C4 – enters C4 and generates a piece of the output transaction.
Output transaction – sends the completed output transaction to its destinations.
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