Hi,

it is not disabling dates in the calendar itself but you could enforce validation just after selecting the date.

You have to do a bit of coding, very light.

In your property, select a validate rule called IsFutureDate. open it, private check in and save as IsPastDate and change the test from 

return (theDate != null && theDate.after(new java.util.Date()));

to 

if (theDate != null && theDate.before((new java.util.Date()))) {
  return true;
} else {
  theProperty.addMessage("This date cannot be in the future");
  return false;
}

Now you property cannot be set to the future.

Create a new DateTime controle and add an action. OnChange = post.

Automatically if you change the date sing the control, it will use your validation

Damien

It'll be better to use the OOB (out of the box) tools for better performance

I recommend you to configure your validation as follow.

1. click create (in the header bar)>Process>Validate

2. Enter a name for your validation rule

3. In the validation wizard, type your date property name and in the function area you can select several rules, you may select future/past date and set the rule to prevent any future day. The current date will be the date in your environment so you don't need to use another rule to validate or get the current date.

Try to use the PEGA features and prevent any coding since coding is not a best practice because java coding in PEGA has a different context than conventional java coding.

Hope to be useful.

Hi,

Is there any control Which is directly available in Pega to solve this issue? I want to restrict the Calendar itself instead of user selecting the date and then the validation fires. Or do we have code to write a new control to solve this issue?

Venkatesh

Was there ever a solution for this without using validation rules?

Was there ever a solution for this without using validation rules? Has Pega come up with something OOTB?