In the following example, the Homelns, Homelnslnt, and Customer rulesets are configured for application validation. MyCo and MyCoInt are configured for ruleset validation. MyCo lists MyCoInt and Customer as its prerequisites, and the prerequisite for MyCoInt is Pega-ProcessCommander.
Which of the following statements is correct?
Answer : B
In Pega's ruleset hierarchy, a ruleset can reference rules in its own ruleset as well as in any prerequisites (and their prerequisites, recursively). Since MyCo lists MyCoInt and Customer as its prerequisites and MyCoInt, in turn, lists Pega-ProcessCommander (which is not relevant here), MyCo can reference rules in both Homelns and HomelnsInt. However, since only Homelns is explicitly mentioned in the options, the correct answer is that MyCo can reference rules in Homelns. Reference: Pega SSA course materials on ruleset hierarchy and ruleset validation.
Which two statements are valid about configuring Pega Web Mashup? (Choose Two)
Answer : A, B
When configuring Pega Web Mashup, it's essential to create one DIV element in the hosting web page for each Pega gadget (A), ensuring that each gadget is properly isolated and rendered within its designated area on the web page. Additionally, adding a list of trusted domains in your application settings (B) is crucial for security, as it specifies which domains are authorized to host the mashup, preventing unauthorized use or embedding of the Pega functionalities in untrusted environments. Reference: Pega Community documentation on Pega Web Mashup configuration and security best practices.
Which two statements describe the role of the cache manifest in a mobile app? (Choose two.)
Answer : A, B
The cache manifest in a mobile app facilitates the use of the app while offline by allowing the download of rules and static resources. This ensures that users can access the app's functionality and interface elements even when they do not have an internet connection. Reference: Pega Mobile Client Developer Guide.
You should consider using a field value when the list of allowed values is
Answer : A
You should consider using a field value when the list of allowed values is mostly static. Field values are best used for properties with values that do not change often and need to be reused throughout the application. Reference: Pega official documentation on field values.
The primary purpose of a production ruleset is to allow rules to be
Answer : B
The primary purpose of a production ruleset is to allow rules to be updated in a production environment. Production rulesets are designed to hold rules that business users can modify directly in a production environment without requiring a deployment from development through testing environments. This enables quick changes to be made to decision tables, correspondence, and other rule types that business users are permitted to change. Reference: Pega official documentation on ruleset types.
What is the difference between using the Call and Branch methods in an activity step to invoke other activities?
Answer : D
The difference between using the Call and Branch methods in an activity step to invoke other activities is that Call will return to the originating activity once the called activity completes, while Branch will not return to the originating activity and will skip the remainder of it after the called activity completes. Reference: Pega official documentation on activity methods.
What two actions must you perform to create a class join in a report definition? (Choose Two)
Answer : A, C
To create a class join in a report definition, you must select the type of match for key values (A) and create a prefix for the joined class (C). Selecting the type of match, such as Inner Join or Left Outer Join, determines how records from the primary class and the joined class are combined based on matching key values. Creating a prefix for the joined class helps in distinguishing properties from the joined class from those of the primary class, preventing naming conflicts and clarifying the report definition. These actions are fundamental steps in setting up class joins in report definitions to retrieve and display data from multiple related classes. Reference: Pega Community documentation on report definition and class joins.