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 Adithya Acharya (Adithya_Acharya)
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Posted: August 25, 2017
Last activity: August 28, 2017
Posted: 25 Aug 2017 23:33 EDT
Last activity: 28 Aug 2017 5:03 EDT
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Identify Referencing Rules

Hi ,

Is there any easy method to identify the referencing rules when its being called by a java code in an activity or is called from a HTML-Fragment etc .

Options Tried :

--- All Content search - this provides the rule name , but it gives too many results as it does "contains" search , it also includes the rule in if the search string is mentioned in the description step of the actvity....

Thanks , Appreciate if you can throw some light ...
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Posted: 28 Aug 2017 5:03 EDT
Habeeb Baig (HabeebBaig)
PEGA
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Pegasystems Inc.
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Hi,


I think this why it is recommended as a best practice to reduce the use of Java code.


To answer your question, it is hard to reference rules referring to some piece of java code using referencing rules landing page, however in search you can put the content in double quotes and mostly it will give you the exact rule.


 


 

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