Initially released to IWS Test on 20170201
Enhancements
Streaming Support for CSV to XML
Previously, IWS was enhanced so that the Generic Extract and Transform objects supported streaming task generation for custom transformation. The following transformation types were supported at that time: CSV to CSV, CSV to STAR, STAR to CSV and STAR to STAR. IWS streaming has now been enhanced further to support CSV to XML transformations as well.With this release, logic was added for building CSV2XML transform in the streaming task as well as a new object was added to the streaming task for grouping data.
This issue was tracked as Item #148846.
Sorting in Data Objects
Source and Destination objects of Delimited, TagValue and Fixed formats now have Ascending/Descending Sort controls in 'Message Mapping' group of 'WorkSheet' toolbar tab. This feature allows you to re-order columns in both UI and output rule file.
This issue was tracked as Item #148951.
Production Bugs
Issue with Fonts in Data Artifact Labels
At times it could be hard to distinguish between certain letters displayed in the workflow, for example rn and m. This was due to the font used. The code was updated to improve readability.
This issue was tracked as Item #149144.
XPanel issue with XSL Extension Transform Files
There were some XSL files saved in the into wrong folder. For example: dynamic/msgcenter/eagleml/extension/warehouse_extensions.xsl instead of dynamic/eagleml/extension/warehouse_extensions.xslDue xsl. Due to this issue, the extension logic is not working properly. The code was updated to resolve this issue. Relative symbols for the path were added.
This issue was tracked as Item #149153.
Issue Creating Generic Extract and Enrichment Solution with Extract Parameters
When you applied extract parameters while creating a solution via Generic Extract and Enrichment template, you would get an application error. The code was updated to resolve this issue. The enrichment settings form now opens correctly for this template.
This issue was tracked as Item #149207.