Base64 functions in “Execute JavaScript”
Encoding and decoding Base64 is now possible in the “Execute JavaScript” step using the built-in functions $fn.base64.encode and $fn.base64.decode.
Benefits:
- ⦁ Time-saving: Possibility to encode and decode values from responses and for requests directly in the “Execute JavaScript” step.
- ⦁ Simplicity: No need for additional steps to perform Base64 encoding or decoding.
Projects > Assets > Flow controls and functions tab > Functions > Execute JavaScript > Configuration > JavaScript editor
IDOC support with schema import and mapping
This feature introduces support for processing IDOC messages within the integration environment, enabling import, schema creation, and mapping capabilities specific to IDOC formats.
Key features:
⦁ Import and create schemas from IDOC data.
⦁ Enable mapping from and to IDOC formats.
⦁ Support raw data and schema views tailored for IDOC.
⦁ Facilitate integration scenarios involving SAP IDOC messages.
Benefits:
You can now work directly with IDOC data formats, simplifying SAP-related integrations and expanding the range of supported message types for your integration solutions.
Automatic format visualization for message, schemas and mapping
This feature enables automatic handling and processing when working with specific message or schema formats, streamlining workflows and reducing manual configuration.
Key features:
⦁ Automatically detects and applies processing logic for designated message or schema formats.
⦁ Simplifies user interaction by reducing the need for manual setup.
⦁ Enhances consistency and reliability in handling these data formats.
Benefits:
You benefit from smoother and more efficient processing for common message and schema types, saving time and reducing errors.
Enhance testdata handling in Webper
This feature improves the handling and management of test data within the Webper environment, focusing on schema compliance and data mismatch notifications.
Key features:
⦁ Users are notified when input data does not match the expected schema.
⦁ Improved handling for mismatched data scenarios.
⦁ Test data is not created automatically when generating target schema based on existing data.
⦁ Removal of test files was scoped out due to changes and is now handled in a separate related feature (#238948).
Benefits:
You benefit from better awareness and management of test data quality, leading to more reliable testing and development within Webper.
Preserve unsupported code in custom code blocks
This feature ensures that code containing unsupported or partially supported constructs in the UI is always preserved intact by wrapping it inside custom code blocks. This avoids any loss of user-written code even if the UI cannot display or edit those constructs directly.
Key features:
⦁ Identifies unsupported statements and expressions and wraps them fully in custom code blocks.
⦁ Guarantees zero code loss by preserving all unsupported code within these blocks.
⦁ Displays custom code blocks as highlighted nodes in the UI tree for better visibility.
⦁ Allows editing of preserved code only via the code editor to maintain consistency.
⦁ Avoids partial rendering of unsupported code in the UI to prevent inconsistencies.
Benefits:
You can safely work with complex or unsupported code constructs without risk of losing your work. This preservation improves code safety and visibility while maintaining a consistent editing experience.
Support inhouse format
This feature adds support for working with the inhouse (INH) data format within mappings, enabling similar capabilities as those available for JSON. It focuses on schema creation, viewing, and editing to facilitate seamless integration.
Key features:
⦁ Ability to create a schema based on a sample INH file.
⦁ Support for mapping from and to the INH format.
⦁ Raw data and schema views are functional and synchronized for INH data.
⦁ Custom syntax highlighting implemented specifically for INH format.
⦁ Extends supported file extensions to include
.txtfor INH.⦁ Adds visualization support for INH format within the tooling.
Benefits:
You can now handle inhouse format (a DSV-like format) natively within your mappings, improving ease of use and consistency comparable to JSON. This support enhances mapping workflows and data processing capabilities.
Support CSV formats
This feature adds comprehensive support for working with CSV (Comma-Separated Values) and similar DSV (Delimiter-Separated Values) formats within mappings, providing functionality comparable to what is available for JSON.
Key features:
⦁ Ability to create schemas based on CSV or DSV sample files.
⦁ Support for mapping from and to CSV formats.
⦁ Raw data and schema views fully support CSV data.
⦁ Custom syntax highlighting implemented for CSV/DSV formats.
⦁ Extended supported file extensions to include
.csvand.txt.⦁ Discussions and considerations regarding CSV vs DSV formats included.
Benefits:
You can now handle CSV and related delimiter-separated formats with full schema, mapping, and visualization support, improving flexibility and ease of working with these common data formats in your integration flows.