Embedded classes and default environment properties
The following table lists the Embed-Env classes included in Pega Platform, and the default environment properties that each class contains. By using the Pega-provided environment properties, you eliminate the need to create your own classes and properties, and save time. The default environment properties support the Global Resource Settings syntax.
To store and organize the environment-specific settings in your application, as a best practice, create application settings and reference them in your fields. For more information, see Creating an application setting and Categorizing application settings.
For an overview of the Global Resource Settings feature and how to implement it, see Configuring dynamic references to external systems by using the Global Resource Settings feature.
| Class | Property |
| Embed-Env-Connect-MQ | pyServerName pyRequestQueueManager pyRequestQueue pyResponseQueueManager pyResponseQueue |
| Embed-Env-Connect-HTTP | pyEndpointURL |
| Embed-Env-Connect-SOAP | pyEndpointURL |
| Embed-Env-Connect-JMS | pyJNDIServerName pyConnectionFactory pyRequestDestination pyResponseDestination |
| Embed-Env-Connect-EJB | pyJNDIServerName |
| Embed-Env-Listener-Email | pyResponseServerName pyReplyAs |
| Embed-Env-Listener-File | pySourceLocation |
| Embed-Env-Listener-MQ | pyRequestQueueManager pyRequestQueue pyResponseQueueManager pyResponseQueue pyBackoutRequeue |
| Embed-Env-Server-Email | pyHostName pyPortNumber pyReplyAs pyUserID pyPassword |
| Embed-Env-Server-JNDI | pyProviderURL pySecurityPrincipal pySecurityCredentials |
| Embed-Env-Server-MQ | pyChannelName pyHostName pyPassword pyPortNumber pyUserID |
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