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In this article, we will see more in detail about configuring the system settings. Important note: Pega deprecated the System settings rule from Pega 8.3 version and introduced a new rule called Application Settings that replaces System settings. It is recommended to visit Application settings blog article Let’s talk about some basics of system settings. […]
Floating in Pega is a concept, in which we float the components on one side or to the other side of the website. Update: The concept of float remains the same across different Pega versions. The screenshots in this blog article were reused from Pega 7 version, but the dynamic layout float configuration remains the […]
Here comes the missing piece in the file processing series articles. FILE LISTENER As a recap, here are my previous articles related to file processing Service File Parse delimited Till now we have seen, how to parse the data using parse rules and how to process the enter file using service file rules. […]
This is the continuation of the previous blog article on PDF generation. In this blog article, we will see how to customize the CSS styling for the generated PDF. The article was created using Pega 8.3 version! but the core concept remains the same! Use this blog article to learn the concepts and you can […]
In this blog article, we will see some basic Pega APIs that aid in generating PDF documents. The article was created using Pega 8.3 version! but the core concept remains the same! Use this blog article to learn the concepts and you can try the entire tutorial in the latest versions as well. What is […]
In this blog article, we will see how pega can read the Excel data. In the file listener series articles, we saw how you can read a CSV file. In this post, we will not be using listener, instead we will see about stand-alone APIs that can be used to parse the Excel file. The […]
In the previous articles, we saw how Pega can act as OAuth client and access the protected resources from OAuth providers like LinkedIn, Twitter etc. In this post we will see how Pega can act the other way around by taking the role of OAuth provider. The article was created using earlier Pega 8 version! […]
This is the third blog article of the OAuth series. For a better understanding, I would suggest you to visit the previous blog articles on OAuth 2.0 in order – Part 1 & Part 2. https://myknowtech.com/tag/oauth In this blog article, we will see how Pega can act as OAuth client for authorization code grant type. […]
In the series of blog articles, we will explore difference authorization rules in Pega. This article was created using Pega ’24 version. We already talked about Operator record which can act as an basic authentication record. There are other rules in Pega which serves only on authorization side. First let’s clear the air on Authentication […]
In this blog article, we will Understand about the Operator ID configurations in Pega and how to create one. This article was created using Pega ’24 version. Imagine social networking sites. They have a Sign Up link in their home page. You can sign up to create a new account. “What happens at the back end?“. A […]
