Management → Properties → User-Defined Properties
If there is no built-in property that suits your needs, you can define your own properties at the levels you may need them. The user-defined properties are described in the following table. To use a property in a process, reference it when you configure a step using the syntax shown in the Reference Syntax column.
| Property Name | Reference Syntax | Description |
|---|---|---|
| agent/<property name> | ${p:agent/<property name>} | Agent properties are user-defined and are set on the agent's Properties tab. |
| application/<property name> | ${p:application/<property name>} | Application properties are user-defined and are set on the application’s Properties tab. |
| component/property_name | ${p:component/<property name>} | Component properties are user-defined and are set on the component’s Properties tab. |
| environment/property_name | ${p:environment/<property name>} |
Environment properties are user-defined and can be set on the environment, application environment, and component Properties tabs. Values for same-named environment properties are overridden at the most specific level, with component being the most specific. |
| <property_name> | ${p:<property name>} | Users can define properties on a process's Properties tab and enter them in a process. If the property does not have an assigned value, the user running the process is prompted for the value. |
| resource/<property name> | ${p:resource/<property name>} | Resource properties are user-defined and are set on the resource's Roles & Properties tab. |
| resource/<role name>/<property name> | ${p:resource/<role name>/<property name>} | Resource role properties are user-defined and are defined on the resource's Roles & Properties tab. The values are set when adding a role to a resource. |
| <stepname>/<property name> | ${p:<stepname>/<property name>} | You can reference a property name in a process step that is set in a previous step name in the same process. The property value is set as output from the named step. |
| system/<property name> | ${p:system/<property name>} | System properties are user-defined and are set in Administration > System > Properties. These can be thought of as global properties, and should be used to set values that are system-wide defaults. |
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