Creation Of Patch In Pega PRPC and Its Uses

Go to Rules Explorer > SysAdmin > Right click on the product patch and click new to create a new product. Give the product name, product version and a name for your product patch and click on ‘create’ to create a new Product patch rule.

RULE SETS TO INCLUDE Section:

-On the Contents tab In the Rule sets to Include section, use SmartPrompt to select a RuleSet name, and RuleSet versions in their respective fields as shown here, write a note to comment.

-Add the multiple rule sets by click on the ‘PLUS’ icon as shown in the image.

-Use ‘DELETE’ icon to delete the row

DATA TO INCLUDE Section:

-Use SmartPrompt to select a class name, and provide the ‘when’ rule filter option and write a note to comment .

-Add the multiple rule sets by click on the ‘PLUS’ icon as shown in the image.

-Use ‘DELETE’ icon to delete the row.

Click on the ‘Create Zip File’ button to create the product patch, Give the name and click ok to create.

Click on the Zip file created. Click here to save sample.zip file locally Libraries compiled successfully to save the product on your system.

Creation Of Product In Pega Prpc and Its Uses

Application Packaging wizard is used to create a product rule containing all the classes, rules, and data that make up an application.

This wizard packages the selected Application and its classes, rules, and data as a Product rule. The subsequent screens will show you some of the data instances to be included in the Product for your review and/or individual exclusion. Before leaving this wizard, you will have the opportunity to:

-Modify the Product manually
-Export the Product to a ZIP file
-Migrate the Product to another system

The wizard presents a page for each of the components that make up a complete Process Commander application. On each page you can review the instances associated with the application and remove any that you do not want to include in the product rule. On the final step of the wizard you can open the product rule to modify it further, export the application package to an ZIP file that can be imported into another Process Commander system, or open the Product Migration wizard to migrate the product directly to another server.

It is a good practice to have all the RuleSet Versions in your Product locked before moving them to another system

The wizard uses three methods to identify the components associated with the selected application:
-Uses the Application RuleSet list to identify the Application’s Classes and then the Class Groups, DB Table and DB Name.

-Uses the Access Groups that list the application to identify Operators and through them the Work Groups, Work Baskets and Organizational Structure (Unit, Division, Organization.)

-The wizard displays all the Integration Resources in the system (such as listeners, email accounts, and service packages), but pre-selects instances to be included in the package that have their Associated RuleSet set to one of the RuleSets in the selected application’s RuleSet stack. Newly created instances of these data objects are automatically associated with a RuleSet from the current application. (For Integration resources created in versions earlier than 6.2, the Associated RuleSet field is blank. To include them in the package, you must each data instance, complete the Associated RuleSet field, and save.)

Go to Rules Explorer > SysAdmin > Right click on the product and click ‘new’ to create a new product rule

Give the product name and a version for the product and click on ‘create’ to create a new Product rule

The below figure shows the created product, Include the applications, rulesets, class instances and data instances you want to include.

To package the application RuleSets and their rules, do the following in a product rule form:

APPLICATIONS TO INCLUDE SECTION:

-On the Contents tab In the Applications to Include section, use SmartPrompt to select an application name and application version in their respective fields as shown here:

-Select the Custom/Production RuleSets check box if you would like to include those rules as referenced by the application version for Production RuleSets. Select the Shared/Component RuleSets check box if you would like to include those rules as referenced by the application version for Component & Shared RuleSets.

-Add the multiple Applications by click on the ‘PLUS’ icon as shown in the image.

-Use ‘DELETE’ icon to delete the row.

RULESETS TO INCLUDE SECTION:

On the Contents tab In the Rule sets to Include section, use SmartPrompt to select a RuleSet name, Maximum and minimum RuleSet versions in their respective fields as shown here:

-Select the Exclude Non Rule Resolved Rules check box If you don’t want to include the Non rule resolved rule sets (rule sets for which rule resolution doesn’t apply)

-Add the multiple rule sets by click on the ‘PLUS’ icon as shown in the image.

-Use ‘DELETE’ icon to delete the row.

SOURCE: https://tekslate.com/tutorials/pega

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