This is more like a continuation of my other blog article on Case Management Introduction where we saw the basic configurations in Case Designer and case type rule. I would request you to visit the article, before proceeding into this one for a better understanding. I also used the same business requirement. Here we will […]
This is the first blog article in the OAuth authentication series. In this blog article, we will see more in detail about the basics of OAuth workflow and the different grant types supported by OAuth. This will be bit more theory article😉. Finally, we will have some hands-on on in setting up X (formerly Twitter) […]
This is more like a continuation blog article on Declarative processing. I would recommend you to visit my another blog article on Declare expression rules. I already about some basics about declarative processing and RAG networks. We also saw there are different declarative rules available and Declare trigger is one of those. In the blog […]
This is more like a continuation blog article on Declarative processing. I would recommend you to visit my another blog article on Declare expression rules. I already explained some basics about declarative processing and RAG networks. We also saw there are different declarative rules available and Declare OnChange is one of those. In this blog […]
In this blog article, we will see in detail about Pega declarative processing and one of the declarative rules – Declare expressions. Most of the screenshots were used from Pega Infinity ’24 version. Also reused a few screenshots from older versions to explain the core concepts. First let’s start with some basic introduction about declarative […]
In this blog article, we will see two things – configure the deployment descriptor or the conf files to use the JNDI resources and Import the ActiveMQ external jar file Important note: This post is specific to Apache tomcat server. If you use J2EE compliant application servers like Websphere, WebLogic then your implementation will vary. […]
In this blog article, we will see how Pega can process incoming service requests in an asynchronous manner. We will also deep dive into the entire architecture behind the asynchronous service processing. Let’s get started. Business scenario Say ABC is a banking organization that provide loans to customer. ABC uses a Pega application for sales […]
In this blog article, we will see some basics about Java Message Service. Some theoretical stuff. What is JMS? It is a Java Message-oriented middleware (MOM) API that supports sending messaging between two or more systems. Business scenario: Let’s say an International Organization ABC has its branches in different geo-locations. They use different Java/Pega applications […]
In this blog article, we will see how we can configure wait shape in Pega and how to use it effectively in the applications. What is a wait shape? – It is an advanced flow shape that makes your flow to wait for a certain amount of time. – The wait time can be directly […]
In this blog article, we will see how Pega Subscribers can read the published event messages This is the continuation of the previous article, where we published a custom notification message as soon as the case is assigned to the Sales Work basket. Please go through the article series in order number for better understanding. […]
