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pavithrac
over 7 years ago
#gridLayout
~~Noticed a weird behaviour with floating point field~~
Scenario: I have a gridLayout with a single column called "GST Amount($)" which is of type Number(Decimal). I am facing a issue when i call this gridLayout from a different interface. It is working fine in the interface it is created.
Rule 1: Grid Row Layout - Floating point field - (just had value & saveInto)
Rule 2: Grid Layout - A CDT as input which has the above number decimal column ##WORKING FINE TILL THIS LEVEL##
Rule 3: rule!Rule_2(ri!CDT) - ## NOT WORKING ##
ERROR : Interface Definition: Expression evaluation error in rule 'fin_inv_sample1' (called by rule 'fin_inv_sample2') : An error occurred while executing a save: java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Invalid index: Cannot index property '["evaluatedui" 0 "evaluatedui" 1 "designerwrapper_main" "with" 2 "with" 5 "expd_sailappmain" "load" 2 "expd_sailruledesigner" "e...
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sikhivahans
over 7 years ago
@pavithrac Also, the reason why I didn't answer your question as 'yes' is, I have already worked on the rules that were in place and I have made the grid working whose rule inputs(items and itemsToken) are a combination of CDT and Any Type and I have opted for a different approach where I didn't worry about the data type in the top-level rule.
My pleasure.
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sikhivahans
over 7 years ago
@pavithrac Also, the reason why I didn't answer your question as 'yes' is, I have already worked on the rules that were in place and I have made the grid working whose rule inputs(items and itemsToken) are a combination of CDT and Any Type and I have opted for a different approach where I didn't worry about the data type in the top-level rule.
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