The Flux 7.11.2 maintenance release is now available! This release includes 1 improvement and 15 bug fixes.

Flux customers can download Flux 7.11.2 from the Flux Portal at:

portal.fluxcorp.com

Evaluation versions of the latest Flux release are also available at:

www.fluxcorp.com/download

Flux 7.11.2 is a drop-in replace for any Flux 7.11.x version.

Improvements

•  The default sort ordering for Reports page columns are now switched to newest first instead of oldest first.

Bug Fixes

• Workflows that contain numeric characters are now displayed correct in the Operations Console.
• The JMS Action’s “body” property is now saved correctly after editing in the Desktop Designer.
• The Web-based Designer no longer introduces duplicate XML headers into workflow files when saving to disk.
• Special characters inside an FTP, SFTP, or FTPS host’s password no longer cause errors when the workflow executes.
• The Signals To Monitor action property now correctly loads and saves in the Web-based and Desktop Designer when running with OpenJDK 6.
• POJO types are now correctly persisted to the database when retrieved from a Rest Action through the flow context.
• The Delete All Data button now correctly works from the system page in Operations Console.
• The RestAction and WebServiceAction examples in the software_developers example directory were updated to use valid web services.
• The RestAction XPath expression now correctly return array types from an XML document.
• The Rest Action and Web Service Action example scripts in the software_developers example directory now correctly work on Windows.
• The Web Service Action no longer requires complex data types used in the web service listener method to implement Serializable.
• Java API: The getByState() and getFlowChartElements() APIs no longer throw a ClassCastException when running with a secured engine.
• Java API: Renaming a workflow using the Java API now correctly updates the workflow’s name in the Operations Console’s flow charts grid.
• Java API: The fluxopsconsole.Cluster Java API no longer fails to connect to secured engines that have been configured in the Operations Console
• Java API: The getFlowChartElements(String namespace, SuperState superState, Set<SubState> subStates, String engineName, String actionName, String messageFilter) and getByState(String namespace, SuperState superState, SubState subState) methods now correctly returns results when filtered with SubState.ANY.