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FICO
Community Manager
12 years ago

Dynamic Population of the Questions

Hi All,

  I have the specific requirement, dynamic population of the questions in the UI form. I need to create the rules in the Blaze and expose as a webservice.

  How to do in blaze. What will be the approach.

regards,

Inian

4 Replies

  • FICO's avatar
    FICO
    Community Manager

    You are populating the questions within some application and the question will come from a webservice that invokes Blaze?

    So the questions are dependent on one another as which question comes next depends on how other questions were answered?

    Can you clarify the requirement a little more to better help you.

  • FICO's avatar
    FICO
    Community Manager

    Hi Grant,

    Thanks for your prompt response!!

      Yes . I'm populating the dynamic questions from different application, the question set comes from blaze based on the answer (say yes or no type). I need to expose the blaze rules as a webservice.

               If I click the "yes"  then it will populate next set of question and the sequence will be followed..

              Use case : For dispute management system, after selecting the transaction which got disputed  and then we will ask the question which should be dynamic based on the answer(yes or no).

            How to I approach it in blaze. Which component I have to use. If 

            In case If  I successfully achieve this using blaze. I can recommend the client to buy the blaze product.

             Hope I have cleared your doubt. Please help me.

            Please see the screenshot.

    dynamic-question

    thanks,

    Inian

  • FICO's avatar
    FICO
    Community Manager

    I don't have a relationship with FICO other than I'm a user of their product. Whether you recommend the product or not is aside topic.

    This might be over simplifing but if your questions are static and its purely yes or no , could you essentiall load them all up in cache assuming the number is not excessive.

    You can do this in a ruleset, each time the user answers a question make a call the rules(webservice) passing back the question and its answer in an object with any other needed data. Then you can determine the next question and keep track which have been answered already. Update the object as needed and pass it back.

  • FICO's avatar
    FICO
    Community Manager

    Grant,

    Thanks for ur reply.

           How about doing in the Question set approach . Do you have any idea how to work on question set?

           Second approach might be in decision tree.

            Could you please suggest something.Please share if you have any samples.

    thanks,

    Inian