Help! - Stuck at Data Elements Exercise: Create Single-Value Properties
I have been going through System Architect Essentials 1 and not had too much trouble until now.
Exercise: Create Single-Value Properties
I resorted to checking the solution and I seem to have done everything the same. Now on point 6 of the solution, when I click "RUN" to test and select "No thanks, maybe later" - I do not get the option to test what I have created. I clicked information and can see the fields there for testing but they are only text - it does not look like the solution... can anyone assist?
Also - what is the best way to insert screenshots? I did not want to use imgur in case I upload something confidential...
Pegasystems Inc.
SG
Dear Ben,
I would suggest you confirm that the properties had indeed been created.
- Open the App Explorer and refresh.
- Then navigate to "Candidate > Data Model > Property" and see if the properties are created.
- Next, navigate to "Candidate > User Interface > Section" and see if the section is created.
- Also, check "Candidate > User Interface > Flow Action" and see if the flow action is created.
If these are created, create a new Case and you should be able to see them. Otherwise, re-do the exercise again.
To include a screenshot, you can click on the right-most image icon in the PDN comment toolbar. Then click "Browser Server" and follow the rather intuitive interface to upload your screenshot and select it to be inserted into your comment.
Alternatively, do write to [email protected] and post your question and screenshots in the email.
Regards,
Teng Hao Chua
Pega Academy Support Team
Coutts
JE
Quick update - (edited post) spent another hour retracing my steps - only to discover one of the process diagrams wasn't quite connected (the arrow was only slightly out...). I probably learned more from this mistake and retracing my steps so all worth it! Thanks again for your help and showing me the easier way to check the Flow/UI
Pegasystems Inc.
SG
This is all part of the learning process! Take the time to trace and learn the techniques of debugging. It will come in handy in future! Great job! :-)