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ServiceNow Application Development

You're reading from   ServiceNow Application Development Transform the way you build apps for enterprises

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Product type Paperback
Published in Sep 2017
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781787128712
Length 408 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Sagar Gupta Sagar Gupta
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Sagar Gupta
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Preface 1. Introduction to ServiceNow 2. User Administration FREE CHAPTER 3. Data Management 4. Application Scopes 5. Modules, Forms, and Views 6. Introduction to ServiceNow Scripting 7. Client-Side Scripting 8. Server-Side Scripting 9. Jelly Scripting 10. Events and Notifications 11. Workflow Development 12. Debugging in ServiceNow 13. Advanced Database Features 14. Job Scheduling and Data Export-Import

Different script types


ServiceNow offers various scripting options to the developer. While all scripts in ServiceNow are written using JavaScript and invoke relevant API calls, each script type offers a different functionality. The following are the key script types available in the ServiceNow platform, which we are going to cover in this book:

  • Business rules: These are similar to database triggers and can be used to customize system behavior. They execute on the server side and run when a database action such as query, insert, update, or delete occurs. They can also be used to abort a database action. For example, business rules can be used as a server-side form validation wherein an insert or update database action can be aborted if the form validation fails.
  • Script actions: These are a set of scripts that are executed whenever an event occurs. They have a condition field which, when set, must be true for the script to run. They can also be invoked by firing events from a workflow. Like...
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