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10.6 Harmony Release Notes

10.6 Harmony Release

Harmony Portal, Private API Gateway, Private Agents, and Sandbox Cloud Agent Group Released September 3, 4, and 5, 2019

The 10.6 release date is by region:

  • APAC: Released 3 September 2019

  • EMEA: Released 4 September 2019

  • NA: Released September 5, 2019

Included in this release are updates to these Harmony components:

Cloud applications accessed through the Harmony Portal were updated to 10.6 at the time of the release. Private Agent and Private API Gateway installers are available in each region as of the conclusion of each region's release.

New Features

Agent

  • Jitterbit Multipart Pipeline Plugin
    A new plugin is available that allows multiple files to be submitted in a Jitterbit Custom API call, providing support for message bodies with multiple parts (MIME). The new plugin is available on 10.6 Cloud Agents or can be installed on Private Agents through the Management Console Customizations > Plugins page.

Changes

Agent

  • PgBouncer is now included with Linux Private Agents
    PgBouncer, a connection pooling application for PostgreSQL, is now part of the Linux Private Agent installation package and will be configured automatically upon agent installation or upgrade.
  • Updated libraries resolve issues with large file transfers
    The libraries libcurl and libssh2 have been upgraded to the latest versions, resolving issues customers may have experienced with transferring large files, particularly when using AWS SFTP servers.

Enhancements

Agent

  • Base64Decode() function is now faster
    The Base64Decode()function now processes large files (multiple MB) more quickly.

API Manager

  • Draft APIs can now be exported and imported
    Custom or proxy APIs that are in a draft status can now be exported and imported just like those in a published status. Regardless of the status at export, newly imported APIs are saved in draft status.
  • Editing a security profile now loads faster
    When editing a security profile, the configuration screen now loads noticeably faster.

Cloud Studio

  • New Update activity for Google Sheets
    The Google Sheets connector now provides an Update activity, in addition to the existing Get and Create activities, that can be used to update an existing Google Sheets spreadsheet.
  • User experience improvements for script testing
    When testing a script: values of Jitterbit variables are now reported; there is now a search box to find specific variables; and variables are now sorted in alphabetical order.
  • Mappings within collapsed nodes are now indicated
    In a transformation, if a node that contains target field mappings is collapsed, that node will now be shown in bold to indicate it contains mappings.
  • Zendesk connection labels are now user-friendly
    Field labels for configuration of a Zendesk connection are now more meaningful and user-friendly.

Connector SDK

  • New UI component for key-value pairs
    When creating a Cloud Studio custom connector using the Connector SDK, you can use the new key-value UI component to define a set of properties that allows a user configuring that connector to enter values as a set of key and value pairs.

Harmony Portal

Fixes

Agent

  • Scheduled operations now run as expected
    Operations configured to run on a schedule now run reliably. Previously, the scheduler service on the agent would crash intermittently without recovering, leading to scheduled operations being skipped until the service was restarted.
  • AWS S3 Create plugin now supports KMS encryption
    An updated version of Jitterbit's AWS S3 Create plugin (1.0.1.0) can now be used with S3 buckets using Server-Side Encryption with AWS KMS-Managed Keys (SSE-KMS). Version 1.0.1.0 of the plugin is available on 10.6 Cloud Agents or can be installed on Private Agents through the Management Console Customizations > Plugins page.

API Gateway

  • APAC region is now supported
    Configuration of a Private API Gateway for use with a Harmony organization in the APAC region is now supported. Previously, the configuration provided choices only for the NA or EMEA regions.

API Manager

  • Status of imported APIs is now reported correctly
    Newly imported custom or proxy APIs are now displayed in a draft status. Previously, their status was incorrectly reported as published when they were actually treated as drafts.

Cloud Studio

  • Mirrored schemas can now be reused
    When defining a sample file schema by selecting a saved schema that was mirrored from another schema, you can now reuse the schema without errors.

  • Uploading a WSDL URL is now successful
    When configuring a SOAP connection, uploading a WSDL by providing its URL is now successful. Previously, an error prevented the WSDL from being uploaded.

  • Salesforce and ServiceMax schemas now include related object external IDs
    Schemas generated by the configuration of a Salesforce or ServiceMax Insert, Update, or Upsert activity now include the external ID fields associated with parent or related objects so that you can reference these objects by external ID.

  • Hidden project variable values are no longer shown in a project export
    Upon exporting a project, project variable values that have been configured to be hidden in the UI are no longer revealed within the resulting exported project JSON.

  • Connector Builder connectors must now have a version
    When configuring a custom Connector Builder connector, version is now a mandatory field. Previously, the UI didn't indicate this field was required, resulting an error upon saving the configuration.

  • Mirroring a ServiceMax Query now generates an additional node
    When mirroring a ServiceMax Query activity, the resulting mirrored schema will automatically be created with an additional root node containing the mirrored schema structure. When fields within the child node(s) are mapped, the child node becomes a loop node to allow looping through of all the records.

  • ServiceMax Bulk Query activities are now successful
    Operations with a ServiceMax Bulk Query activity now run as expected instead of failing with an error related to a missing query string. In addition, upon editing a previously configured ServiceMax Bulk Query, the query string is now displayed as expected.

Harmony Portal

  • Users with allowlisted IPs can now log in to the Harmony Portal
    When a Harmony organization's policy is set to use a defined allowlist IP range (set from the Management Console Organizations page), users falling within that defined IP range will no longer have trouble logging in to the Harmony Portal through a standard web browser.