The July 2025 release of Application Integration includes the following new features and enhancements.
New SAP IDoc Connector
You can use SAP IDoc Connector to read data from or write data to SAP through Intermediate Documents (IDocs). You can use event sources to consume events from SAP IDoc listeners and event targets to publish messages to SAP IDocs.
For more information, see SAP IDoc Connector Guide .
Community contribution enabled for recipes
Informatica has now enabled community contribution for recipes to promote collaboration amongst users. You can now share your own Application Integration recipes with other users and enrich the recipe collection. After you submit a community recipe, it undergoes a review process. After the recipe gets approved, the recipe will be published to the Recipes page in Application Integration.
As a user, apart from the Informatica-published recipes, you can use recipes contributed by other community users.
For more information, see Getting Started with Recipes.
Support for external secret vault in app connections
You can configure app connections that run on Secure Agents to retrieve sensitive connection credentials from an external secrets manager instead of retrieving them from the Informatica Intelligent Cloud Services repository. A secrets manager is also called a secret vault or a key vault.
You'll need to use one of the following external secret vaults:
•AWS Secrets Manager
•Azure Key Vault
•HashiCorp
For more information, see Design.
Support for IMAP protocol in Email connections
You can configure an event source in an Email connection to read emails sent by an email server. The Email connection uses the IMAP protocol to read unseen email messages.
For more information, see Email Connector Guide.
New XQuery functions for encryption and decryption
You can use the following XQuery functions:
•rsaEncryption. Encrypts data using the RSA algorithm and the provided public key.
•rsaDecryption. Decrypts cipher text using the RSA algorithm with the provided private key and passphrase.
You can use the GPG and OpenSSL key types.
For more information, see Miscellaneous functions in Design.
Support for Transport Layer Security (TLS) version 1.3 protocol
Application Integration uses TLS version 1.3 as the protocol to encrypt communications between the clients and servers. It ensures confidentiality and integrity of the data that is transmitted across a connection.
TLS version 1.3 offers a faster TLS handshake and secure cipher suites.
Note: To use the TLS version 1.3 protocol on a Secure Agent, set the ssl-enabled-protocols attribute value to TLSV1.3 in the System Configuration Details section of the Runtime Environments page in Administrator.
For more information, see Secure Agent Services in the Administrator help.
Support for hierarchical mapper
In the modern view of the Application Integration user interface, you can use a hierarchical mapper to easily map fields between objects. You can create a hierarchical mapper to map a hierarchical schema, such as the schema for an industry-standard message, to another hierarchical schema.
For example, to convert a process object from one type to another, you’ll need to manually map the fields. To avoid the manual effort, you can use a hierarchical mapper. You can select an existing hierarchical mapper or create a new one.