Keep a financial aid package inside the cost of attendance

Java: post the award on a released result

This version opens and closes the client with try-with-resources. In a long-running service, create it once and reuse it.

Java · com.veriproof:veriproof-sdk-core

import com.veriproof.sdk.GovernOptions;
import com.veriproof.sdk.Veriproof;
import java.util.Map;

try (var veriproof = Veriproof.fromEnvironment()) {
    var result = veriproof.govern(
        "aid.award",
        packageDraft,
        context -> studentAccounts.post(context.input(), context.idempotencyKey()),
        GovernOptions.builder()
            .facts(Map.of(
                "enrollment_status", student.enrollmentStatus(),
                "sap_status", student.sapStatus(),
                "student_aid_index", aidApplication.studentAidIndex(),
                "cost_of_attendance_usd", budget.costOfAttendanceUsd(),
                "proposed_award_total_usd", packageDraft.totalUsd(),
                "verification_complete", verification.isComplete(),
                "dependency_status", student.dependencyStatus()))
            .build());

    if (result.completed()) {
        notifyStudent(result.value());
    } else {
        holdPackage(result.status(), result.reasonCode(), result.message());
    }
}

A held package never reaches studentAccounts.post, so the student account stays unchanged until the rules allow the award.

Why Java here: Many student information systems and their integration layers run on the JVM, so the check wraps the posting call.

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