Hello,
I have this method.
function requestQuote(policyPeriod : PolicyPeriod, nextStep : String) {
requestQuote(policyPeriod, nextStep, ValidationLevel.TC_QUOTABLE, RatingStyle.TC_DEFAULT)
}
I am trying to call a method on the policyPeriod parameter for data and it is not working for me.
in code it would look like this -> policyPeriod.Submission.DisplayName which would return a string.
Submission looks like this. It is a method that returns an object.
public entity.Submission getSubmission() {
return ((com.guidewire.pc.domain.policy.period.PolicyPeriodPublicMethods)__getDelegateManager().getImplementation("com.guidewire.pc.domain.policy.period.PolicyPeriodPublicMethods")).getSubmission();
}
I have tried invoke object, use getter chain with getSubmission, getSubmission(), Submission, and Submission() combinations. I get an out put similar to this.
[CANNOT EVALUATE: Could not find specified method = [Submission()], CANNOT EVALUATE: Could not find specified method = [Submission()]]
Here is my last attempt. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks....
Hi Kenneth
What is the MIDC Setup like, What class and method are you using in the configuration? Can you share that?
The easiest way to test this, is to use the Live Preview functionality, enter the class and method name, then use the Live preview Second tab option called Method Invocations.
With this you can check the actual data being populated live , and configure the collection as it needs to be.
Can you validate that you can see the data you are trying to extract using live preview?
Hello Mario,
I did Live Preview on Transaction Discovery (see below). I can see the method in the class, but do see no Live preview Second tab option called Method Invocations to see what is in the parameter. Should I be doing Live Preview somewhere else?
Hello Mario. I spoke to soon. I found it and will let you know if it helps. Thanks....
Thanks Mario,
I am still not seeing a second tab with Method Invocations in this screen either.
Thanks Mario,
I found it. I am not sure why the first parameter show up as Param 1, but the PolicyPeriod is the first parameter in the method and the one I am trying to access. It appears the issue is that the parameter is not the actual object, but a delegate. With what you are seeing below, is there anyway to get to the properties/methods of PolicyPeriod? Thanks again for your help.
Thanks, @Mario.Morelli. I was able to see the methods that the PolicyPeriod had available, but I am not sure how to tie this all together.
I have this method that I have instrumented. It takes a PolicyPeriod which internally is a delegate to the real
PolicyPeriod. I think you said that it is a class calling a class type of thing.
function requestQuote(policyPeriod : PolicyPeriod, nextStep : String) {
requestQuote(policyPeriod, nextStep, ValidationLevel.TC_QUOTABLE, RatingStyle.TC_DEFAULT)
}
I am not sure how to set up the bottom of the MIDC to "Specify the Data to Collect from this Method Invocation" I am not sure how to set this up to get the data that I need because of the delegate. Can you please clarify for me? Thanks.....
Thanks Mario.
I was able to get the entity.PolicyPeriod methods. I tried the getVersionString() on both param 0 and 1 with no success. It does appear it is param 1 even though it is the first param of the method in the code. I just put getVersionString() in the getter chain.
Any suggestions how I get to it? Do I have to do something different since it is a delegate?
Thanks Mario. Here is the MIDC. The first data to collect policyPeriod which is the parameter.toString() is returning something back. I will try the Live Preview tomorrow to see if that helps. Thanks.