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Posted: July 16, 2015
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Select Application Structure as Framework and Implementation
When we select the Application Structure as 'Framework and Implementation', what are the differences we have to make? Like where to create the various types of rules(sections, flow actions..). How to handle the different layers?
I'm quite new to Pega, so I would appreciate help.
When you select the "Framework and Implementation" option, the application wizard will create the application with both the framework and implementation layer. For example:
Framework:
SAE-FW-HRServices-FW-Work
Implementation:
SAE-HRServices-Work
This allows you to build your application and rules in the framework layer. The Implementation layer rules will simply just be a wrapper that calls the rules in the framework layer. This allows you to create many implementations from the same framework of rules to specialise, e.g. SAE-EnggServices-Work, SAE-CorpServices-Work, which inherit rules from the framework layer.
This allows specialisation of the rules in the framework in each implementation layer.
You may want to read through this article: https://pdn.pega.com/implementation-methodology-dco/understanding-the-class-structure-and-rulesets-generated-by-the-application-accelerator. Although this describes the class structure built by the Application Accelerator for PRPC 6.x, the general concept of framework/implementation layer is still the same.