News & comment tagged ‘xml gateway’
● XML Gateway 3.4.9
posted by John B on 16th January 2011
A new release of XML Gateway gateway, 3.4.9, is now available. Improvements include:
New HTTP destination in message sending framework allowing raw SOAP messages to be built and sent. Example SOAP message included.
CXF SOAP library can now be used from AR System, allowing Axis to be retired from the gateway in a future release.
Example RSS feed included.
● XML Gateway 3.4.8
posted by John B on 11th December 2010
A new minor release of XML Gateway gateway, 3.4.8, is now available. Improvements include:
Date/time values can be output as the number of milliseconds since 1970 (epoch).
Ability to remove control codes that are not legal in XML that may be present in AR System field values, assuring well-formed output regardless of serialiser.
Various under the hood bug fixes.
● XML Gateway 3.4.7
posted by John B on 15th October 2010
The latest release of the XML Gateway includes a range of new functionality, including:
Improved Java Messaging Services support by upgrading to the Spring 3.0.5 framework.
The ability to impersonate users through the AR API impersonate functionality.
Improved scheduled tasks allowing XML documents to be created and sent to a JMS queue/topic, and if successful, the original entry status value can be modified (or the entry can be deleted). This allows developers to build integrations where the gateway actively looks for new data to transmit and cleanly sends to a JMS.
Improved XPath notation, allowing /a/b/c/text() to be replaced with /a/b/c.
● XML Gateway licensing changes
posted by John B on 12th August 2010
The XML Gateway has been re-licensed. The Community Edition is free to use and only limited by 100 transactions per hour, and the unlimited Enterprise Edition can be purchased for high-volume implementations. Both packages are available with a support package, allowing you to enjoy JSS's excellent technical service for a reasonable price.
The latest release includes a number of new features and functions for integrating the BMC AR System with third party sources, and features a re-written installation and usage manual.
● XML Gateway 3.3
posted by John B on 17th February 2010
The XML Gateway has been updated with various bug fixes reported and new features, including:
Checksums: Updating thousands of records generates a huge load on your AR System. By defining a checksum, update operations will only occur when the input data has changed.
Throttling: Restrict the number of operations, such as ten per minute, one hundred per hour, etc.