Schema tree position preserved after drag and drop
Schema trees now retain their scroll position and expanded or collapsed state after you create a mapping by dragging and dropping elements. This lets you continue working where you left off, especially in large schemas.
AI-Generated documentation for mappings
The SEEBURGER Integration Assistant (SIA) can now generate structured, human-readable documentation based on your mapping code and the available source and target schemas. This makes mappings easier to understand, review, and maintain without requiring detailed knowledge of the mapping language.
The generated documentation includes:
- • An overview of the mapping
- • Source-to-target relationships
- • Explanations of transformation rules, conditions, loops, calculations, and default values
- • Identifiable dependencies and code table usage
- • Assumptions and unclear information marked for review
Review the generated documentation alongside your mapping. After changing the mapping, generate the documentation again to ensure that it reflects the current mapping state.
You can find more information in the BIS Mapping Services help.
Open or edit mapping > Documentation button