Data pages can source information from a robotic process automation
Valid from Pega Version 7.4
When you use robotic process automation (RPA), you can now configure data pages to source information from robotic automations so that you can connect your Pega® Platform application to legacy applications in your enterprise. By using automations to retrieve data and save it to a data page, you can use data virtualization to encapsulate your Pega Platform data model from the physical interface of a legacy system against which the automation is running.
For more information, see Obtaining information from robotic automations.
CRM core data types included in Pega Platform
Valid from Pega Version 7.4
Customer Relationship Management (CRM) core data types are now included with Pega® Platform, making it easier to bring your data into your Pega application. You can either import your data into the data tables for the CRM data types or use integration to communicate with your own system of record. The database tables for these data types are non-Pega formatted, which gives you better performance and more control over your data.
For information about the database tables, see CRM data types in Pega Platform.
Applications not working as expected when using fast processing for Connect REST and Service REST integration
Valid from Pega Version 7.4
In Pega® Platform 7.3.1, the Use fast processing option on Connect REST and Service REST rule forms did not work. The functionality has been fixed for Pega 7.4; however, some data model guidelines must be followed. If you use this option in Pega 7.3.1, and you did not follow the guidelines, your application might not work as expected after upgrading. Use the following data model guidelines when using fast processing:
- The JSON property names and the clipboard property names must match.
- The JSON tree structure and the clipboard tree structure must be similar.
- The scalar arrays in JSON must be mapped to the clipboard as page lists.
- Multi-dimensional arrays must be mapped into page lists of page lists with the same embedded property names.
In addition, page groups, value groups, and Java objects are not supported by fast processing.