INC-175672 · Issue 652943
ServicePackage threads properly released
Resolved in Pega Version 8.6.1
After completing a system stress test, the requestor pool threads for the ServicePackage were not released. Investigation showed that the threads were waiting for Data Pages to be loaded in the background even though there was no background job corresponding to those data pages in the Async Services pool. This has been resolved by making an update to avoid removing the object handlers when the load-datapage finds that an entry exists with a NOT_STARTED state.
SR-C47100 · Issue 423998
Added handling for cases where Microsoft Internet Explorer causes a SAXParseException
Resolved in Pega Version 8.3
Numerous SAXParseException messages were seen in the log file, and the queryString showed the pyDeleteDocumentPg being referenced. This was traced to the method used by Internet Explorer to construct an HTTP request: Microsoft Internet Explorer sends the header and body of the request in separate TCP packets, but for an unknown reason in this case the body packet goes missing. To resolve this, a toggle has been introduced which will send the pyDeleteDocumentPg request as GET if pega.u.d.GET_REQUEST_DELETEDOCUMENT is set to true in userworkform. In a normal flow without this variable, the request will pass through the normal flow.
SR-C65841 · Issue 425805
Added handling for cases where Microsoft Internet Explorer causes a SAXParseException
Resolved in Pega Version 8.3
Numerous SAXParseException messages were seen in the log file, and the queryString showed the pyDeleteDocumentPg being referenced. This was traced to the method used by Internet Explorer to construct an HTTP request: Microsoft Internet Explorer sends the header and body of the request in separate TCP packets, but for an unknown reason in this case the body packet goes missing. To resolve this, a toggle has been introduced which will send the pyDeleteDocumentPg request as GET if pega.u.d.GET_REQUEST_DELETEDOCUMENT is set to true in userworkform. In a normal flow without this variable, the request will pass through the normal flow.
SR-C82453 · Issue 426075
Added handling for cases where Microsoft Internet Explorer causes a SAXParseException
Resolved in Pega Version 8.3
Numerous SAXParseException messages were seen in the log file, and the queryString showed the pyDeleteDocumentPg being referenced. This was traced to the method used by Internet Explorer to construct an HTTP request: Microsoft Internet Explorer sends the header and body of the request in separate TCP packets, but for an unknown reason in this case the body packet goes missing. To resolve this, a toggle has been introduced which will send the pyDeleteDocumentPg request as GET if pega.u.d.GET_REQUEST_DELETEDOCUMENT is set to true in userworkform. In a normal flow without this variable, the request will pass through the normal flow.
SR-D13 · Issue 434981
Memory leak repaired
Resolved in Pega Version 8.3
A server side memory leak was traced to heap utilization increasing due to a Stream control assembly problem where the CleanForReuse() function was not cleaning up pzAuto. The cleanForReuse method in generated HTML properties is used to either initialize local fields, in which case aContext will be non-null, or to clear the object for pooling, in which case aContext will be null. Because the pzAuto variable was not being properly nullified, pooled controls were retaining stale references to StreamTools, LayoutRuntime, PRThread, and others. This has been resolved by adding code to ensure the pzAuto variable is correctly nullified.
SR-D2530 · Issue 445609
Added handling for cases where Microsoft Internet Explorer causes a SAXParseException
Resolved in Pega Version 8.3
Numerous SAXParseException messages were seen in the log file, and the queryString showed the pyDeleteDocumentPg being referenced. This was traced to the method used by Internet Explorer to construct an HTTP request: Microsoft Internet Explorer sends the header and body of the request in separate TCP packets, but for an unknown reason in this case the body packet goes missing. To resolve this, a toggle has been introduced which will send the pyDeleteDocumentPg request as GET if pega.u.d.GET_REQUEST_DELETEDOCUMENT is set to true in userworkform. In a normal flow without this variable, the request will pass through the normal flow.
SR-C96786 · Issue 445619
Controls updated to handle hidden values in finishassignment submission
Resolved in Pega Version 8.3
A SECU0001 alert was thrown from the out-of-the-box function finishassignment upon the submit of assignments. This was traced to an alert generated while attempting to post the feed even though there was no Pulse gadget used in the work object, and was due to the handling of hidden fields as read-only. Since the read-only values were not editable, they should not be submitted with the request body; this has been corrected by modifying the hidden control entry handle such that hidden property is considered as editable-filled. Controls have also been added to pxHidden to prevent potential misuse.
SR-C90853 · Issue 488536
Memory leak repaired
Resolved in Pega Version 8.3
A server side memory leak was traced to heap utilization increasing due to a Stream control assembly problem where the CleanForReuse() function was not cleaning up pzAuto. The cleanForReuse method in generated HTML properties is used to either initialize local fields, in which case aContext will be non-null, or to clear the object for pooling, in which case aContext will be null. Because the pzAuto variable was not being properly nullified, pooled controls were retaining stale references to StreamTools, LayoutRuntime, PRThread, and others. This has been resolved by adding code to ensure the pzAuto variable is correctly nullified.
SR-D16884 · Issue 489355
Added handling for cases where Microsoft Internet Explorer causes a SAXParseException
Resolved in Pega Version 8.3
Numerous SAXParseException messages were seen in the log file, and the queryString showed the pyDeleteDocumentPg being referenced. This was traced to the method used by Internet Explorer to construct an HTTP request: Microsoft Internet Explorer sends the header and body of the request in separate TCP packets, but for an unknown reason in this case the body packet goes missing. To resolve this, a toggle has been introduced which will send the pyDeleteDocumentPg request as GET if pega.u.d.GET_REQUEST_DELETEDOCUMENT is set to true in userworkform. In a normal flow without this variable, the request will pass through the normal flow.
SR-D19281 · Issue 490124
Added handling for cases where Microsoft Internet Explorer causes a SAXParseException
Resolved in Pega Version 8.3
Numerous SAXParseException messages were seen in the log file, and the queryString showed the pyDeleteDocumentPg being referenced. This was traced to the method used by Internet Explorer to construct an HTTP request: Microsoft Internet Explorer sends the header and body of the request in separate TCP packets, but for an unknown reason in this case the body packet goes missing. To resolve this, a toggle has been introduced which will send the pyDeleteDocumentPg request as GET if pega.u.d.GET_REQUEST_DELETEDOCUMENT is set to true in userworkform. In a normal flow without this variable, the request will pass through the normal flow.