Positive Cues Element
The PositiveCues element determines which conditions need to be met for this Document Object Type to be consistent and therefore lacks any inconsistencies. It contains a list of positive cue elements, each with its own conditions. A condition is represented by a validation rule.
A positive cue element contains a list of validation rule references and is closely related to the ValidationRules element.
Example
The following example defines two positive cues with the labels "Traced" and "ReadyToSign".
The Traced positive cue checks whether this Document Object Type has traces to the specified Document Objects Types DIR and VaTC and is not suspect. It contains validation references to three validation rules. The validation rules itself are in another element.
The ReadyToSign positive cue checks whether the Document Object Type is part of any Review and Document.
The two positive cues are then represented on the Document Object.
XML Elements
PositiveCue
A positive cue contains a collection of validation rule references. A positive cue might check if a document object has certain necessary traces or if it is ready for signing.
ValidationRuleRef
A validation rule reference contains a rule id which corresponds a validation rule.
XML Attributes
Label (required)
The label of the positive cue. This should describe what the positive cue is validating.
RuleID (required)
The ID of the validation rule. This must correspond to a validation rule RuleID.
FulfilledColor
The color of the positive cue when there are no inconsistencies. The default value is green.
NotFulfilledColor
The color of the positive cue when there are any inconsistencies. The default value is red.
NotEvaluatedColor
The color of the positive cue when it has not been evaluated yet. The default value is yellow.
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