Service Development 10.15 | Added, Removed, Deprecated, or Changed Items | Release 10.0
 
Release 10.0
Added Items
*Case sensitive check box The Case sensitive check box in the Integration Server Search tab of the Search menu allows you to perform a case-sensitive search for the names of Integration Server elements.
*Exact match check box The Exact match check box in the Integration Server Search tab of the Search menu allows you to search for an Integration Server element with a name that exactly matches the specified search string.
*Map service Designer allows you to create map services that can be reused in different flow services. A map service can be used to map document types of different formats.
*PATCH check box The PATCH check box in the New REST Resource configuration wizard of the Service Development perspective allows you to specify PATCH as a supported method for creating a REST resource.
*REST Resource Configuration The REST Resource Configuration page of the Properties dialog box for a selected service provides you with options to configure, edit, and delete REST resources for the service.
*Convert to Local Service Development Project Using the Convert to Local Service Development Project option in the context menu allows you to convert a non-Local Service Development package to a Local Service Development package by adding the VCS and Java project nature to packages that contain the Java and C/C++ services.
*ForEach debugging Designer now allows you to debug a ForEach mapping.
*Allowed HTTP Methods property The Allowed HTTP Methods property for a service enables you to select the HTTP methods that you can configure for the service. The supported methods are GET, HEAD, PUT, POST, PATCH, DELETE, and OPTIONS.
Removed Items
*Add VCS project Nature Convert to Local Service Development Project in the context menu allows you to add the VCS and Java nature to packages while you are working with local service development.
Changed Items
*Port alias property For a binder in a provider web service descriptor, you can now set the Port alias property to the default provider endpoint alias when the binder uses the HTTP or HTTPS protocol.