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Pegasystems Exam PEGAPCSSA87V1 Topic 12 Question 10 Discussion

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Topic #: 12
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What are three valid ways to exchange data through a Pega Web Mashup? (Choose Three)

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by Blondell at Feb 08, 2023, 11:52 PM

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Elizabeth
2 months ago
Wait, we can use the data-pega-event-onpagedata attribute (E) to set the default value for the gadget? That's like discovering a secret shortcut in a video game. A, B, and E for me!
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Fidelia
10 days ago
I'm glad we're on the same page. A, B, and E cover all the bases for data exchange in a Pega Web Mashup.
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Daniel
1 months ago
I agree, those options seem like the most efficient ways to exchange data. A, B, and E are definitely the way to go.
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Burma
1 months ago
That's a great find! I also chose A, B, and E for exchanging data through a Pega Web Mashup.
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Salome
2 months ago
I'm going with A, B, and D. Using a queue processor (D) to pass updated attributes sounds like a slick way to keep things synced up. Can't go wrong with the classics, you know?
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Dortha
18 days ago
A, B, and D are definitely solid choices for exchanging data through a Pega Web Mashup.
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Lorrie
19 days ago
I think using a queue processor (D) is a smart choice to ensure data synchronization.
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Isadora
23 days ago
I agree, A, B, and D seem like the most reliable options for exchanging data.
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Deonna
2 months ago
Hah, using SQL to exchange data in a web mashup? That's like trying to open a jar of pickles with a sledgehammer. A, B, and D are clearly the way to go here.
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Darrin
10 hours ago
I agree, using SQL seems like overkill for a simple web mashup.
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Marci
2 days ago
Agreed, the Javascript function doAction() is also a simple way to set or read data values.
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Lorenza
8 days ago
I think using an action object configured as a script is the most straightforward method.
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Stefanie
18 days ago
Yeah, A, B, and D are definitely more efficient ways to exchange data.
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Rozella
27 days ago
I agree, using SQL seems like overkill for a web mashup.
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Tandra
2 months ago
I like the idea of using an action object as a script (A) - that gives me more control over the data exchange. And the data-pega-event-onpagedata attribute (E) sounds interesting, I'll have to look into that one.
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Christiane
1 months ago
I'm curious about the data-pega-event-onpagedata attribute (E) too, it could be really useful for configuring default values.
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Carline
1 months ago
I agree, using an action object as a script (A) seems like a powerful way to exchange data.
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Tomoko
2 months ago
A, B, and D seem like the most straightforward options to exchange data. Using an SQL call to exchange data (C) seems a bit risky and could be overkill for a simple web mashup.
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Gaston
3 months ago
I'm not sure about C and D. Using SQL calls and queue processors seems unnecessary for a Pega Web Mashup.
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Nieves
3 months ago
I agree with Veronique. Using an action object, Javascript function, and data-pega-event-onpagedata attribute make sense for data exchange.
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Veronique
3 months ago
I think A, B, and E are valid ways to exchange data through a Pega Web Mashup.
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