Experimental BP DSL

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Updated.

Now only a single party is required initially for creating the business process.

commercialFinancing = script do

  sales <- allocateParty "sales"
  risk <- allocateParty "risk"
  admin <- allocateParty "administration"
  credit <- allocateParty "credit"

  cid <- issueProcess sales do

    ack sales "Consolidate and Digitize Data"
    ack sales "Analyze Financial Data"
    select sales "Qualified Request?" do
      ch "Yes" do
        ack credit "Verify Credit Record with Credit Offices"
        ack risk "Sign-off from Risk"
        ack admin "Prepare Detailed Analysis of Financial Data"
        ack sales "Prepare Detailed Analysis"
        select sales "Qualified Request?" do
          ch "Yes" do
            ack sales "Elaborate Commercial Financing Reporting"
          ch "No" do
            ack sales "Prepare and Transmit Refusal Letter"
            cancel
      ch "No" do
        ack sales "Prepare and Transmit Refusal Letter"
        cancel

The business process above will initially have only sales as signatory, and only sales as observer. As the flow proceeds parties required to act will be become observers, and when they have acted they will become signatory.

Each ack step will generate an instance of BusinessProcess_Service with the party required act, the message and with all parties signed so far as signatory parties.

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