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Element | How can you model Master Data with it |
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Value lists | Each value of the Master Data is entered in studio as possible value of the value list. You can place the value list on an attribute and the end user can select a possible value. |
External Value lists | You can create a piece of code that is determining the possible values of a value list for you. How the piece of code does that is entirely up to you. You can place the external value list on an attribute and the end user can select a possible value. |
Each value (or set of values) of the Master Data is entered in studio as a static instance. You then model an a Container type: AQ_InstanceLinker, Container type: AQ_InstanceList, or a repeat expression to let the end user select a possible value (instance). | |
Service call type: AQ_CsvConnectivityService | You store the master data in a CSV file outside Blueriq. Using this service, you load the data into the session as instances, one instance per row. You then model an a Container type: AQ_InstanceLinker, Container type: AQ_InstanceList, or a repeat expression to let the end user select a possible value (instance). |
Data rule and CSV wizard | You store the master data in a CSV file outside Blueriq. Using the data rule, you load the data that matches your rule into the session as instances, one instance per row. You then model an a Container type: AQ_InstanceLinker, Container type: AQ_InstanceList, or a repeat expression to let the end user select a possible value (instance). |
Web Services | You model a AQ_WebServiceClient service to call an externa Service call type: AQ_SoapServiceClient or Service call type: AQ_RestServiceClient to call an external web service that supplies the master data. The data enters the profile as intstancesinstances. You then model an a Container type: AQ_InstanceLinker, Container type: AQ_InstanceList, or a repeat expression to let the end user select a possible value (instance). |
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