Hi Ashwin,

Can you try using like below and let us know if it helps,

((PegaAPI)tools).getSystemSettings() 

 

Thanks,

Bala

You may need to pass "tools" in as a parameter to your function.  /Eric

 

 

can you try this @(Pega-RULES:Utilities).getSystemSetting()

 

>>> I [email protected](Pega-RULES:Utilities) cannot be used inside function rule

The syntax for calling a function from within java is much different than the syntax of calling the function from an activity pre or post condition.

If your goal is to call "@(Pega-RULES:Utilities).getSystemSetting()" from a function rule, then first use that syntax in an activity pre or post condition, and after you successfully save the activity, use "action > java" and search for references to that call to getSystemSetting to see what java syntax got generated, and you can copy that syntax into your function definition.

 

Replace tools with (PRThread)ThreadContainer.get().getPublicAPI() 

 

-Saikat

 

Use something as below in your function rule

PublicAPI tools = null;
PRThread thisThread = (PRThread)ThreadContainer.get();
if (thisThread != null) 
    tools = thisThread.getPublicAPI();
else
    throw new PRAppRuntimeException("Pega-RULES", 0, "Unable to obtain current thread");

 

 

the way to invoke the systems settings will be tools.getSystemSettings() i

 

Krish

To avoid "tools cannot be resolved" error 

you can define tools as parameter tab ( ex : callWhen) . Otherwise you have to add the below line in your function 

PublicAPI tools=ThreadContainer.get().getPublicAPI();

Check this article:

 

https://docs-previous.pega.com/how-access-publicapi-through-rule-utility-function

In functions, if we want to use tools, first we need to get the Public API. Please check the following code for getting the Public API and assign to tools variable. Then you can use the function tools.getSystemSettings(). PublicAPI tools = null; PRThread thisThread = (PRThread)ThreadContainer.get(); if (thisThread != null) tools = thisThread.getPublicAPI(); else throw new PRAppRuntimeException("Pega-RULES", 0, "Unable to obtain current thread");

Hi,

U can try "PublicAPI tools=ThreadContainer.get().getPublicAPI();"

hope it may help in ur case.

Thanks,

Mohan