Initially released to IWS Test on 20150107
Enhancements
Added Back-End Request Logging Window
A new feature to log back end requests and display this information in a window has been added to IWS. To open this window, click on the Show Log button in the left bottom corner of the Login screen. This feature was added to help with triaging if you have issues logging into an environment and the information displayed on the Login screen is not sufficient in identifying the cause. The requests log window shows the list of requests on the left side of window and the response text for the selected request in the right side of window. Also, if the request is POST, you can see the post data of the request choosing Postdata tab. If you have an issue logging into to an environment and need assistance triaging the reason, please click on the Show Log button first and then try logging into the environment. Then, go to the Request log window, select the first request in the list, copy the text and forward that to Eagle for assistance.
Note: The Request log window may show previous request information as well. You will always want to select the top request in the list, as the requests are displayed in descending order.
This issue was tracked as Item #126133.
Software Fixes
Unexpected Behavior With Undo
When you first get into the worksheet associated with a XSLT Translator object, the Source and Destination objects show on the worksheet by default. If you then clicked undo before performing any other action, the Destination object would be incorrectly removed. The code was updated to resolve this issue. The undo will only clear a previous action you actually performed. It will not affect default objects that must exist on the worksheet.
This issue was tracked as Item #125518.
Redundant Context Menu Option - TaskUnpacker
In the context menus for TaskUnpacker objects you would see the options Open and Properties for the same Properties window. Both these options performed the exact same function. The code was updated to remove Open.
This issue was tracked as Item #125890.
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