Application Integration includes the following changed behaviors in this release:
Configure Guides page
The Configure Guides page includes the following changes:
• In the Images tab, filter options such as Image Library and Tags appear in a list format as shown in the following image:
Previously, these options were available separately.
•When you select the filter as Tags, the Find box appears only if the list contains more than 10 tags. Previously, the Find box appeared by default.
•In the Themes tab, you can resize the Configure Themes section by dragging the section separator as required. Previously, you could only make the Configure Themes section occupy either 50 percent or 100 percent of the screen by clicking the section separator.
•In the Themes tab, when you edit the CSS in the Style Editor section, the changes are immediately reflected in the Configure Themes section and the Save button is enabled. Previously, after editing the CSS, you had to click outside the Style Editor section to view and save the changes.
For more information about configuring guides, see Design.
Format of process output fields of the Number type for XML payloads
In an Application Integration process, if an output field of the Number data type has a precision greater than 7, the value does not get converted into the exponential format for XML payloads.
Previously, if a process contained an output field of the Number type with a precision greater than 7, the value was converted into the exponential format for XML payloads.
Improved security for Business Process Archive file deployment on the Cloud Server
To improve security, in the Application Integration Console and Process Console, you can't deploy the Business Process Archive (.bpr) file on the Cloud Server if the .bpr file contains the following extensions:
Previously, you could deploy the .bpr file on the Cloud Server without any restriction.
For more information about deploying the .bpr file on the Cloud Server, see Monitor and Process Developer.
Password retention in Service Connector bindings
When you configure the user credentials for basic authentication in the binding properties for a service connector, you can perform the following actions:
•You can retain the password by enabling the new Expression in Password field so that you can export the password when you export the service connector.
•You can see the value of the password that you enter using the new glass icon that appears in the Password field.
Previously, when you configured the user credentials, a Show password field was displayed. When you exported the service connector with the Show password field selected, you could see the value of the password on the page and export the password.
For more information about the binding properties for service connectors, see Design.
