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Last modified by Erik Bakker on 2026/07/14 12:42
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1 -This release includes improvements to managing relationships at the data model level in Design. On top of that, various other user improvements are introduced. Furthermore, new users are created at the container level in preparation for our upcoming feature development.
1 +The release introduces two new features for our 3rd generation runtime. Subsequently, we will release several minor feedback points and bug fixes.
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3 -Please find out more on our [[Release blog>>doc:Main.Release Information.Release Blogs.272 - Driven Datamodel.WebHome||target="blank"]].
3 +Please find out more on our [[Release blog>>Main.Release Information.Release Blogs.192 - Small Step.WebHome||target= "blank"]].
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5 -==== New Features ====
6 -* Design - Data model: On the data model level, we introduce two new context menu items allowing the user to add and manage relationships between entities. This option is available for all data model levels in Design.
7 -** A new **Manage relationships** option is added to the context menu in the data model editor. When editing a data model, right-clicking an entity displays the **Manage relationships** action, which opens a pop-up to manage the relationships associated with the selected entity. The dialog allows relationships to be added, edited, or deleted.
8 -** A new **Add relationship** option is added to the context menu in the data model editor. When editing a data model, right-clicking an entity displays the **Add relationship** action, which opens a pop-up to add a relationship to the selected entity.
9 -* Deploy: A container-level user is introduced for each container in the deploy phase. This user will allow us to connect to other parts of our eMagiz infrastructure via a more fine-grained authorization procedure.
5 +=====New features=====
6 +* Deploy - Architecture: We add a new option per container to open a page that you can use a feature "Start / Stop flows" for runtime running on the 3rd generation runtime. Note that the debugger functionality can also be started on this view.
7 +* Manage - Monitoring: New dashboard, ‘Event streaming statistics,’ is available for you to monitor your topics and consumer groups.
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11 -==== Minor Changes ====
9 +=====Major changes=====
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13 -* Create - Flow Designer: When saving a flow version, we determine whether related eMagiz resources (i.e., your message definition and transformation) require an update. If not, we do not regenerate them. As a result, saving flow versions has become faster, especially when you do not make changes to those resources. (#1645)
14 -* Create - Flow Designer (OAuth Interceptor): Various help texts for this component have been updated to provide additional clarity on its functionality and more advanced configurations. (#1761)
11 +* Create - Flow Designer: We applied a new setting for the JMS flow where the JMS flow will try to shrink the journal files to 50, so it does not end up with a high amount of JMS files that take too long to read. For this to be applied, please reset your JMS flow and deploy the new version on your model.
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13 +=====Minor changes=====
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17 -==== Bug fixes ====
15 +* Design- Kafka topic: As a user, you can now only define the retention size on the topic level. Based on that input value and a set of best practices eMagiz will, in turn, calculate the correct settings for you. Don't hesitate to contact your partner manager if you want to change the default settings. When applying the configured settings to your topic, we also send configuration settings for segment bytes and segment ms based on our best practice to improve performance.
16 +* Create - Flow Designer: You can make a multiple selection zone by pressing and holding the left mouse button instead of pressing the "Shift" key from now on.
17 +* Deploy- User Management: Transfer from design button imports users and roles
18 +* Deploy - Release: We improved the activation process of a release with one or more 3rd generation runtimes. As of now, we are preparing the release as the first step of deploying your release. In this overview, you can see the progress of the preparation step when you execute the deployment of a release. Note that a new deployment plan is needed to make this work.
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19 -* Design - API Catalog (Operation - Response): A user can define an HTTP range as the HTTP Status Code for an operation's response, as suggested by the help text. (#1764)
20 -* Create - Overview: Number of errors in transformation is reflected correctly in offramp flow.
21 -* Create - Flow Designer (SFTP/FTP Outbound Channel Adapters): Ensured that the correct help text is shown for the Temporary remote directory configuration option. (#1754)
22 -* Deploy - Releases (Missing Properties): Nested emagiz properties are removed from the missing properties page. (#1803)
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21 +====Bug fixes====
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23 +* Deploy/Monitoring - Debugger: We have improved the error handling on the debugger functionality to ensure it does not show the error code and technical error anymore.
24 +* Deploy/Monitoring - Debugger: Pressing the "Stop debugger" button now functions correctly
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26 +====Remarks====
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28 +* Mendix Runtime has been upgraded to Mendix 9.22.0.
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