Getting Failed to find a 'RULE-OBJ-ACTIVITY' in a Flow calling an Activity in a Utility
I'm trying to get a flow to call an Acitivty through the use of a Utility...but it doesn't seem to be working I keep seeing the error below...What are some things to look for to ensure a Flow is calling an Activity properly?
Failed to find a 'RULE-OBJ-ACTIVITY' with the name 'PROBLEMFLOW' that applies to '{My Class Name Here"
NJ State Judiciary
US
Wipro Technologies Ltd
AU
Is it happening always or happening as one-off. If happening always, please check the context of the class in which the rule is getting fired which might be the reason for that cause. But to come to a conclusion need more details of the scenario.
General Motors
US
So, I am using PRPC 7.1.7. The flow is simple: start, call Activity, end. So, I think it may have to do with the context of the class. I just set up another Flow (WorkingFlow) in a different class, the class Rule-Obj-Activity. Within that Flow I can call an Activity succesfully. I can even call my original activity successfuly if I do Call {My Class Name.ActivityName}. But, when I try to use my Flow in {My Class Name} it doesn't work. I'm also wondering if my new WorkingFlow works because I used the PEGA to drive the creation of each step by using the plus sign at each method. How I can know more about the context of my class? As of right now, I still don't know why my original Acitivity isn't working, but the new one is. Any ideas?
Intellativ
US
Hi Bryan, context of the class means the used activity and flow should be in similar class i;e if we have an activity in frame work layer we can call it in the derived layers. But if you have activity in the derived layer we cannot call to the upper class. while calling the activity or using any other rules we must pay attention about the class. Class structure plays a key role in pega.
Thanks,
Intellativ
US
Hi Bryan, context of the class means the used activity and flow should be in similar class i;e if we have an activity in frame work layer we can call it in the derived layers. But if you have activity in the derived layer we cannot call to the upper class. while calling the activity or using any other rules we must pay attention about the class. Class structure plays a key role in pega.
Thanks,
What version of PRPC are you using? Looks like you have multiple development versions unlocked and your activity may exist in higher version that flow is not able to find. Please post the screenshots of your flow and utility configuration