IWS Release Notes - Version 1.0.1.546

Initially released to IWS Test on 20160210

Software Fixes

Undefined Error When Saving Solution

Multiple Undefined Error messages were shown when you saved a solution and there was a lost network connection. The code was updated so that the remote server error messages now display the correct text and also only show the message once.
This issue was tracked as Item #114313.


Connection Lines do not Disappear in Subworksheets

When you opened XSLT foreach, Data Query object content or include subworksheet, inactive connection lines were always shown. These lines caused problems with selection of objects. The code was updated so that connections are now displayed only for the focused objects as implemented for the parent translators.
This issue was tracked as Item #129546.


Blank Window With Exporting Multiple Solutions

When you used export multiple solutions, a blank window could display. The issue was resolved by correcting the path for cached files (.ejmsln) on the local disk.
This issue was tracked as Item #138418.


Issue with Task Grouping Settings

In some cases, the exporter router rule was not updated with new grouping settings. The issue occurred when the router tab was not opened after changing its parent task properties. The code was updated so that the router file is now updated when saving changes in task tab or solution.
This issue was tracked as Item #138453.


Support of Required Attribute

The required attribute was not supported by the translator include object. The code was updated so that the required flag was added to the include object's property list.
This issue was tracked as Item #138455.


XSLT Transformation Result File Name Generation Issue

In some cases the workflow steps were not executed because no file names matching the process correlation ID were found. This issue occurred when using XSLT tasks in workflows of MC stream cascading type. To resolve this issue, the correlation Id prefix was added to the result file name of XSLT translator step.
This issue was tracked as Item #138498.