Atlas — Initial Requestor types (Data-Admin-Requestor)
Atlas — Initial Requestor types (Data-Admin-Requestor) |
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When installed, Pega 7 contains four requestor types for the system name you choose during installation, plus a reserved requestor type prpc.BROWSER for special situations.
Typically, the four requestor types containing your system name are all you need. If you choose a new system name after installation, select 
> System > Settings > System Name to access a landing page tab that lets you change the system name.
System ID |
Name |
Purpose |
| (your system ID) | APP |
For listeners and for access to PRPC from an external client system, such as through a service request (other than JSR-168 requests using Rule-Service-Portlet rules). Requestor sessions using this requestor type instance have requestor IDs that start with the letter A. |
| (your system ID) | BATCH |
Background processing, such as performed by, listeners, services, agents, and daemons. Requestor sessions using this instance have a requestor ID that starts with the letter B. As initially installed, all BATCH requestors have access to the PRPC:Agents access group. |
| (your system ID) | BROWSER |
For HTTP or HTTPS access to the PRPC portal using a web browser, or from a browser presenting a Pega Composite Application. Requestor sessions using this instance have a requestor ID that starts with the letter H. As initially installed, all BROWSER requestors have access to the PRPC:Unauthenticated access group. |
| (your system ID) | PORTAL |
For HTTP access as a portlet in conjunction with Service Portlet rules. Requestor sessions using this instance have a requestor ID that starts with the letter P. |
| prpc | BROWSER |
Reserved for special situations. Do not use except as advised by Global Customer Support. |
About Requestor data instances
Atlas — Initial Data Instances