Question
Bits In Glass
GB
Last activity: 26 Aug 2020 8:41 EDT
PAGEDATA XML to be as an input
Hi ,
I have been working with XMLS ( Page-> View XML) and the bigger it becomes, it is hard to debug. so is there any functionality in PEGA which can retake the given XML (<pagedata>)and convert into the same tree like structure as clipboard.
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Accepted Solution
Pegasystems Inc.
GB
Hi
if you could get the page included in the tracer xml, we can use TracerViewer tool to see it in a tree structure.
you can try tracing it by making some actions, preferably that uses your clipboard page.
In the tracer setting, under "Pages to Trace" add your clipboard page name and perform something to trigger some trace events.
Save the tracer xml and open it in Tracerviewer tool (https://github.com/pegasystems/pega-tracerviewer).
Search for your clipboard page name, double click one of the searched trace events to open the event
Inside a trace event you should see the clipboard page under NamedPages field.
I hope this helps
-Manu
Bits In Glass
GB
I'm presently adding this tag at the start of the XML <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> and opening it with IE.
so that the nested tags will have a minimize(-) icon beside it, clicking on it will minimize that part.
Pegasystems Inc.
IN
Well, i dont think we have any such tool in built that can do it.
The max I know that there is an exchange tool "tracer viewer" which takes the tracer xml and present it in a tree like structure for better visibility.
@Manu any inputs on this ?
Accepted Solution
Pegasystems Inc.
GB
Hi
if you could get the page included in the tracer xml, we can use TracerViewer tool to see it in a tree structure.
you can try tracing it by making some actions, preferably that uses your clipboard page.
In the tracer setting, under "Pages to Trace" add your clipboard page name and perform something to trigger some trace events.
Save the tracer xml and open it in Tracerviewer tool (https://github.com/pegasystems/pega-tracerviewer).
Search for your clipboard page name, double click one of the searched trace events to open the event
Inside a trace event you should see the clipboard page under NamedPages field.
I hope this helps
-Manu