The Page List has not been constructed yet, there for it doesn;t exists int he clipboard. You need to set a value in a property in order for the object to be constructed and placed in memory. this can be done by create a data rule called pySetFieldsDefaults (make sure the Rule Name has py in it, as PRPC will remove py in the Rule Name. Set one of the field vlaues to " ". Then create another Data Trasform called pyDefault and call the pySetFieldProperties. Then rule your application. You will see this Page created in the ClipBoard.

Bill Rathert

Hi Rath,

Sorry , I am not cleared. I understood that once the properties has value we can locate them on clipboard. But my confusion is, whether Page list properties will be available in 'Data' class once the we have value in properties as we can see 'Candidate' page properties are available in Data calss as we can see in above screen print.  If so, have another Page list property 'Educational Background' which is available on clipboard but I amnot able to locate it on Data class.(SAE-HRServices-Data).

The above marked EducationalBackground is a pagelist property and is available on clipboard.. But I am not able see the same in Data class. Please clarify me what all properties will be available in Data class once the properties are constructed.

Thanks!

Pradeep

Pradeep,

Yes, you should have a class structure that looks like:

SAE-HRServices-Data-Candidate

SAE-HRServices-Data-EducationalBackground

SAE-HRServices-Data-WorkHistory

And a few more.

Looking at the screen shot in your original post, is it possible you are looking the Candidate data definition and expecting to see the other data definitions in it?

In the App Explorer, set the context location to SAE-HRServices-Data

From there, you should see all of the data definitions as I mentioned. Expand each of those and that is where you will find the attributes (properties) of the associated page lists you are seeing on the clipboard.

Am I understanding you correctly?

eddie

Hi Eddie,

Yes got it. Thanks for the clarification. :)  So, for every page/page list property there will be a class created ( for example workhistory,Educational background) ) inherited from  data class and the all those (Educational background, workhistory ) can be located on clipboard.  Please correct me if I am wrong.

Thanks,

Pradeep

Yes, all data object types must be defined. In Pega 7, the standard way of doing that is to organize those definitions in Org-AppName-Data-...

This particular path assumes we are using only an Implementation layer. The take away is to use the ...-Data- class for data object type definitions.

Now, it might be worth pointing out that only those data objects that are instantiated will appear on the clipboard. But, yes, the data object itself should appear on the clipboard.

If I have been following your posts correctly, I know you have an issue with .WorkHistory not appearing on the clipboard - even though it does seem to be instantiated: https://pdn.pega.com/forums/pega-academy/system-architect-essentials-i-71/not-able-to-locate-the-page-list-property-on-clipboard#comment-82581

I will go back to that post and reply there. But, yes, something does seem wrong.

eddie