CloudStreams 10.15 | Added, Removed, Deprecated, or Changed Items | CloudStreams Server | Release 10.2
 
Release 10.2
Added Items
*Changes in connection configuration fields The following new connection fields are added:
*Validate After Inactivity
*Enable Compression
The following connection fields are updated:
*Hostname verifier*
*Use Stale Checking**
The following connection fields are deleted:
*Element Character Set
*Wait For Continue Time
*Strict Transfer Encoding
*The Hostname verifier field exposes the following closed set of updated options:
*org.apache.http.conn.ssl.DefaultHostnameVerifier
*org.apache.http.conn.ssl.NoopHostnameVerifier
**The default value of Use Stale Checking has been set to true.
*Support for large data configuration Large data configuration enables CloudStreams to send and receive large binary streams over HTTP/HTTPS. If the new option Handle Binary Streams is enabled, then during outbound and inbound invocations, if the stream is greater than the Threshold Size (bytes), the entire stream is not stored in memory. Threshold Size (bytes) is applicable only if Handle Binary Streams is enabled. Before enabling the large data handling capability of CloudStreams, configure the TSpace properties (watt.server.tspace.*) in the webMethods Integration Server Administrator.
*MTOM You can now transmit and receive binary content from SaaS providers in an optimized and efficient way using the Message Transmission Optimization Mechanism (MTOM).
*Enhanced Concurrency Support CloudStreams server now handles concurrent executions of cloud connector services in a more efficient way. This improves how parallel requests are handled without running into concurrency issues.
*Enhanced server redirection capabilities CloudStreams server now supports redirection capabilities with other HTTP methods like PUT and DELETE too. This allows interacting with back ends like AWS S3 for redirected data transfers across different regions and geographies.