Lazy Asset Loading Option In earlier releases, connection assets were initialized/enabled after restarting Integration Server or reloading a custom package containing the connection. Due to this, there was a delay in Integration Server bootup time as well as package reload time. From this release, we have introduced an option called Lazy Asset Loading. On enabling this option, you can defer the initialization of connection assets each time you restart Integration Server or reload the custom package containing the connection, except for the connections that are used in a listener. The deferred connection is enabled during its initial use. For instance, when you are using a cloud connector service, the corresponding connection is enabled, and only then the connector service is executed.

Connection Status for CloudStreams connectors In earlier releases, CloudStreams did not have the provision to know the connection/ runtime status for a given connection. From this release, we have introduced a new connection runtime status called Suspended, which indicates a connection either waiting to be initialized or not having a valid token due to failure in the last refresh cycle. On clicking the Suspended option in the Status column, the details associated with the latest connection will be revealed. Note: Service execution failures because of invalid authentication or token will not impact the connection runtime status.

Option to configure/disable circular redirects of a connection From this release, CloudStreams provides the ability to control the Circular Redirection of a connection. Allowing circular redirection for a connection indicates that redirects to visited endpoints will be allowed, up to a maximum number of redirects configured. Disallowing circular redirection for a connection indicates that redirects to visited endpoints will not be allowed and the execution will fail.

CloudStreams Public APIs From this release, CloudStreams provides a robust set of APIs that allow developers to programmatically integrate their own applications with CloudStreams in a simple and secure manner. The APIs are based on the REST architectural style and can be communicated via HTTP requests. CloudStreams API is a beta feature for this release.

Support for two-way SSL in OAuth 2.0 Access Token generation flows in connection In earlier releases, CloudStreams connector did not have the provision for two-way SSL connection while generating the Access Token using Authorization Code Flow or JWT Flow. From this release, you could choose SSL Connection, if two-way SSL required, in the Generate Access Token flows while configuring a new connection or editing an existing connection.

CloudStreams User Interface In the Connections list page, the Enabled column is renamed to Status. The status of a cloud connection for a CloudStreams connector can be one of the following: Enabled, Disabled, or Suspended. You can click on the label/link to check the runtime state transition summary for a connection and take a suitable action in the connection runtime status popup window.