Question
Tata Consultancy Services Limited
GB
Last activity: 15 Mar 2016 1:56 EDT
@pageExsit needs explicit reference of pyWorkPage ???
Hi All,
I have noticed the below behaviour in my requirement.The OOTB function @PageExists excepts the explicit mentioning of pyWorkPage. Is it true ? Can't we handle it without pyWorkPage reference ?
Example:
In tracer @PageExists(Top.Page1.Page2) or @PageExists(.Page1.Page2) is failing where @PageExists(pyWorkPage.Page1.Page2) is getting successful...
Thanks
Guhan.
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Accepted Solution
Pegasystems Inc.
IN
could we quick test with PageExistsWithClass function?
Coforge
US
Hi Guhan,
I think you can also refer to a top level page, but the input to that function is a string. @PageExists("UserPage")
Thanks,
Imran
Updated: 29 Feb 2016 0:52 EST
Process 360
IN
I have tried the below references and it returned true in Pega 7.1.4
@(Pega-RULES:Default).PageExists(".pxFlow(A).pyFlowPath(1)")
@(Pega-RULES:Default).PageExists("Top.pxFlow(A).pyFlowPath(1)")
GovCIO
US
Hello Guhan,
In one of the Pega OOTB When rules, Pega uses this function without mentioning the page to check the property value. The below are the samples in my V62 SP2 environment.
@PageExists(.CAParentPageName,this) => Rule: Work-.CAParentPageExists (PegaSCM-CPM : 06-02-40)
@PageExists(".Trigger_Event.ACC_Accident", tools) =>Rule: PegaHC-HL7-Work.DisplayACC(PegaHL7 : 01-01-01 )
Hope this will help you.
Thanks,
Ravi Kumar.