Create data page from REST integration
Valid from Pega Version 7.1.6
When you create a REST integration, you can choose to create a data page (and its related data type and data transforms) that can use the integration as one of its sources.
Use SAML 2.0 to provide single sign-on authentication
Valid from Pega Version 7.1.6
Configure a SAML 2.0 authentication service to provide web single sign-on (SSO) convenience to product users in your enterprise. A one-click option lets you import Identity Provider (IdP) metadata and make use of automated certificate management.
Improved data page performance
Valid from Pega Version 8.4
Data pages that are sourced from report definitions now support server-side paging. This functionality optimizes the performance and memory of data pages, making them more efficient at retrieving large lists of data. In addition to getting page indicators at the top of a grid, you can sort and filter columns in a grid in conjunction with paging. If you want the system to use server-side pagination, you can also enable pagination from the Data page rule form.
For more information, see Defining data page access.
Email supports Microsoft Graph
Valid from Pega Version 8.4
Email integration with Microsoft Office 365 now supports Microsoft Graph. By using Microsoft Graph, you can process inbound email more securely and avoid using less secure protocols, such as IMAP and POP3.
For more information, see Creating an email account.
Email listener enhancements for faster email processing
Valid from Pega Version 8.4
Enhanced email listeners now process more emails in less time. To increase throughput, you can configure email listeners to process several emails simultaneously, instead of one at a time.
For more information, see Creating an email listener.
Support for data page aggregation
Valid from Pega Version 8.4
You can now aggregate data from multiple sources for faster and easier implementations. With this feature, you can load data pages more easily without using an activity or data transform.
For more information, see Creating a data page.
Improved contracts for implementations
Valid from Pega Version 8.4
For more complete contracts, automations now support embedded pages, default values, and picklists. These enhancements provide a more robust model for inputs and outputs that is easier to update and maintain.
For more information, see Viewing automations.
Enhanced OpenAPI Specification generation
Valid from Pega Version 8.4
To better understand the purpose of your REST API, you can now generate a more complete OpenAPI Specification (OAS) from REST service rules in Pega Platform™. The system uses relevant records to build an accurate schema definition for page and page list outputs, and generate stronger schema type definitions for all inputs, outputs, and fields, such as array
or boolean
. You can also generate OAS by mapping values to JSON or Clipboard in the request, or mapping values from JSON or Clipboard in the response.
For more information, see Service REST rules.
Enhancements to automations for defining Pega API contracts
Valid from Pega Version 8.4
With enhanced automations, you can now pass embedded pages, specify default values for optional input parameters, and define a set of values for inputs by using the picklist or enumerated field types. The new enhancements make your applications easier to define and maintain, and you can now provide callers of Pega APIs with a clear description of the API.
For more information, see Viewing automations.
Autopopulated properties support savable data pages
Valid from Pega Version 8.4
To more easily source data, you can now save an autopopulated property that references a savable data page. For properties that you autopopulate by copy, save plans now execute on the copy, instead of on the data page. These enhancements reduce implementation time and make the applications that you build more manageable.