15 December 2017
In jobs view, selected job status filter is indicated both in the page title and status button.
Previously, service configuration was accessible via a link in Service Settings page. This link is removed, and now service configuration can be now viewed from actions menu in Service view.
ENOVIA Client has an option to trigger asynchronous job in exclusive mode. It means that the job will be triggered only if there is no other uncompleted job triggered with the same combination of object id and job configuration.
See ENOVIA Client documentation for details.
Payload content and error details can be displayed in full screen view by clicking the dedicated icon. The icon is located above content/details field in job view.
Also, when payload details are viewable, there is an own icon for downloading the payload contents.
It is possible to configure pick up delay to queue listener. In practice, the queue listener reacts on created jobs with delay by not picking up jobs that are created within last X seconds, where X is the pick up delay.
The pick up delay works well in combination with exclusive jobs to prevent for example triggers from creating duplicate jobs.
In data handler class, job parameters are accessible from environment request map. For example:
import java.util.Map;
import com.technia.tvc.core.db.table.evaluator.DefaultDataHandler;
import com.technia.tvc.core.db.table.evaluator.EvaluatedData;
import com.technia.tvc.core.gui.table.Cell;
public class MyDataHandler extends DefaultDataHandler {
@Override
public void populateCell(Cell cell, EvaluatedData data) {
Map<String, String[]> requestMap = data.getEnv().getRequestMap();
if(requestMap.containsKey("myParam")) {
// Read value
}
}
}Below is the list of fixed bugs as of this release.
| Issue No | Description |
|---|---|
382 |
Toolbar icons missing in Admin UI |
385 |
Failed Create/update integration triggered via file is marked as successful |
365 |
Excel export in Admin UI formats name column as number |