Help with Configuring SCS External System Key and JNDI Name for MS Graph Email Poller

SCS external system key

The credentials store required by the plugin can be created manually in the third party credential tab in the Admin Console. It requires the following attributes:

• secret: The client secret belonging to the Azure application for your Appian application
• tenant: The tenant to use. Usually something like <CLIENT_TENANT_NAME>.onmicrosoft.com
• appicationId: the application ID (client ID) provided by the Azure team
• proxyUsername (optional): In case you need to connect through an authenticated proxy
• proxyPassword (optional): The password in case you need to connect through an authenticated proxy

JNDI Name

You will find it in your data store. It would something like "jdbc/Appian"

SCS external system key

The credentials store required by the plugin can be created manually in the third party credential tab in the Admin Console. It requires the following attributes:

• secret: The client secret belonging to the Azure application for your Appian application
• tenant: The tenant to use. Usually something like <CLIENT_TENANT_NAME>.onmicrosoft.com
• appicationId: the application ID (client ID) provided by the Azure team
• proxyUsername (optional): In case you need to connect through an authenticated proxy
• proxyPassword (optional): The password in case you need to connect through an authenticated proxy

JNDI Name

You will find it in your data store. It would something like "jdbc/Appian"

What should be under proxy url and proxy port in plugin? should i have to generate that url or take it from anywhere....actually when i run it shows me error that have to provide proxy url and proxy port

When setting up the Email Poller in Appian, you would enter the proxy URL and port if your organization's network setup requires it. If not needed, these fields can typically be left blank. You need to test it via a process model with the smart service.

how did i get proxy url ?