Conditional filter logic supported in access control policy conditions
Valid from Pega Version 7.2.2
In the Access Control Policy Condition rule form, you can now add conditional logic that allows you to apply different access control policy conditions based on different situations, such as different types of users. The policy condition filters that are enforced are based on the results of Access When rules. Conditional filters can be configured to allow certain highly privileged users to bypass access control security in certain situations. This is accomplished by entering an Access When but leaving the conditional logic field blank. When such a filter is applied to a read access policy it also should be applied to the corresponding discover policy.
For more information, see Creating an access control policy condition.
BIX -I command-line option fails for unexposed properties
Valid from Pega Version 7.2.2
Business Intelligence Exchange (BIX) command-line extractions fail when the extract has a filter that uses unexposed property references that are passed in by the input file that you specified in the -I command-line option. Previously, the BIX extraction ignored the filter and the extraction did not fail.
BIX filtering now works like report filtering
Valid from Pega Version 7.2.2
Filtering for Business Intelligence Exchange (BIX) extracts has been enhanced to work like report filtering, making it easier to use. Existing filters that use the Contains/DoesNotContain filter operation will be converted to use the Equals/NotEquals filter operation.
Improvements to guided tour creation
Valid from Pega Version 7.2.2
Usability improvements to creating and managing guided tours enable you to more efficiently create tours that introduce the key features of your application. Now, you configure the Manage guided tour action on a control to start, continue, or dismiss a tour, instead of specifying an API script.
For more information, see Managing a guided tour.
Decision result assertions are supported for PegaUnit test cases
Valid from Pega Version 7.2.2
When you create PegaUnit test cases for decision trees or decision tables, you can now configure decision result assertions. You can specify one or more input and result combinations that you expect to see when you run a decision tree or decision table, and compare it to the results that are returned by running the rule.
For more information, see Configuring decision result assertions.
Improved requestor management
Valid from Pega Version 7.2.2
You can now manage the requestors from all the nodes in a cluster by using the Requestor Management landing page. You can view performance details about requestors, run traces, and stop requestors. On this landing page, you can also filter the list of requestors, and view cluster-based and node-based views of requestors.
For more information, see Managing requestors.
Simplified support for external log management systems
Valid from Pega Version 7.2.2
Simplified support for external log management systems such as ELK (Elasticsearch, Logstash, Kibana) makes it easier to implement an external log management system. An external log management system can improve access to system log files that help diagnose and debug issues by eliminating the need to download log files from each node in the cluster.
For information about configuring ELK, see Configuring ELK for log management.
For information about using Kibana to view log files, see Pega logs in Kibana.
Testing push notifications service connection and configuration
Valid from Pega Version 7.2.2
From the Push Notifications console, you can now quickly test the configuration of and connection to the push notifications services for both the Android and iOS platforms. Testing push notifications helps to eliminate issues that might occur when you are using a firewall or a secure connection (SSL) between the Pega 7 Platform and your mobile app. If any configuration, connection, or service test errors are generated, you can download and examine the contents of a log file to determine the cause of the error.
For more information, see Testing push notifications.
Limited action set for mobile-optimized grid layouts
Valid from Pega Version 7.2.2
The grid layout supports a limited action set when you select the Optimize for mobile mode. Actions allow you to determine the behavior of the grid. When Optimize for mobile is selected on the General tab of the grid layout properties, the following actions are available on the Actions tab:
- Set focus
- Open work by handle
- Open assignment
- Edit item
For more information, see Optimize repeating grid layouts for mobile.
Grid layout supports heading level
Valid from Pega Version 7.2.2
The grid layout supports the addition of a heading level. The heading level generates semantic markup and makes the UI structurally understandable for assistive technology users. The heading level is selected in the Presentation tab of the grid layout properties.
For more information see Grid layout - Presentation tab.