SR-D20439 · Issue 496405
Hotfix hashmap cleanup improved
Resolved in Pega Version 8.1.7
A DL installation failed with an out-of-memory error. It was observed that many CacheEntry(VersionedJdbcJarRwader.java) hashmaps were being created to store the details for each hotfix but that were then never cleared. This has been resolved by adding the finally block in CodeImportProcessImpl.java class to call the shutdown method for proper cleanup. In addition, the default command line utility (prpcUtils) has been updated to use JVM settings of Xmx 4GB and capture a heap dump if an out-of-memory error is encountered. The auto-generated prconfig.xml has also been updated to leverage its minimal startup setting which will avoid loading the conclusion cache into memory.
INC-121435 · Issue 563875
Handling added for null requiredskillcount on assignment
Resolved in Pega Version 8.2.7
If the property pxRequiredSkillCount was blank on an assignment when moved to a workbasket, it was never presented for Get Next Work. To resolve this, handling has been added which will change the null to 0 so the assignment is properly queued.
INC-122149 · Issue 562783
Corrected approval step task message
Resolved in Pega Version 8.2.7
When a case progressed to the approval step, the task name did not properly appear as part of the "Please approve or reject this" message. In another scenario, a portal which supported locale switching was not translating "Please approve or reject this" when the locale was switched, but instead displayed the message in the original language. Investigation traced this to the pzInstructionsForApproval data transform storing the localized field value, causing it to persist inappropriately. This has been resolved.
INC-127077 · Issue 564107
Busy indicator appears when uploading via Select
Resolved in Pega Version 8.2.7
After update, the “loading symbol” (busy indicator) was not appearing while uploading large attachments using the Select button. This was a missed use case in recent changes to related to AsyncUpload, and has been resolved.
SR-D76291 · Issue 547840
Updated retry logic for S3 AddAttachmentFromEmail
Resolved in Pega Version 8.2.7
When using the AddAttachmentFromEmail activity with S3 repositories, performing an obj-save on the data-workattach-file page executes a deferred save while also saving the file into the repository. if the data was inserted into S3 successfully but encountered an issue when saving the related data-work-attach-file page, the system was trying to call the save operation again. This tried to insert the duplicate attachment again to S3, causing an error on that side of the process. To resolve this, the duplicate Obj-Save functionality in AddAttachmentFromMail Activity has been removed.
SR-D92352 · Issue 553616
Completed onChange will reset FileInput value to null
Resolved in Pega Version 8.2.7
When attaching a file using the "Select File" button, it was not possible to attach the same file after deleting it. Re-attaching the file worked as expected when using Drag and Drop. Investigation showed that the onchange event occurred only when the value of an element was changed, so in this case trying to attach the same file did not change the value of the element and did not fire the onchange. To resolve this, the value of FileInput in pzMultiFilePath Control will be set to null at the end of the onChange event so that an onChange event will be triggered next time even if the same file is added.
INC-118838 · Issue 560691
OKTA receives parameters on logout
Resolved in Pega Version 8.2.7
When using an OIDC logout endpoint with a parameter set as a data page value, the data page retrieved the ID Token from the DB, but when logout was clicked the datapage name was being displayed in the browser instead of the IDToken. To resolve this, code has been added to support sending ID token parameters for logoff endpoint for OKTA logoff using OpeniD connect.
SR-D95148 · Issue 557483
Port validation updated for redirect URI
Resolved in Pega Version 8.2.7
When an offline app for windows client was generated, trying to login via SSO resulted in the error "invalid redirect_uri". This was traced to the system validating the whole loopback redirection URL, e.g. "http://127.0.0.1:1234/redirection", including the port number. To enhance flexibility, an update has been made so that the port number will not be validated, allowing the client to establish it based on availability at the moment of the request to the authorization service. NOTE: As a best practice, a loopback URL should not be configured as a redirect URI. If a loopback URL is configured, then at run time the port number will not be validated, and the client application can use any available port on the system including ports that may not be intended for use.
SR-D62754 · Issue 559848
PrepareResponse updated to explictly close Input Handler
Resolved in Pega Version 8.2.7
When using prpcServiceUtils to export a product in a Windows+Weblogic environment, attempting to export repeatedly using the same archiveName with the intention of overwriting the older product with the newer one in the ServiceExport directory failed with a FileNotFoundException. Investigation showed that the product file that was created by the pzExport REST call was not being released by the Weblogic File Handler process. Due to this, the next time the call was invoked the system tried to create the same file in the directory but failed due to the earlier File handle lock. To resolve this, the system has been updated to explicitly close the InputStream using try-with-resources.
SR-D78274 · Issue 544092
Handling added for dual privileges with MSSQL
Resolved in Pega Version 8.2.7
After setting up dual privileges, the Admin user was able to create a table but the base user received an "insufficient privileges" error. Investigation showed this was an issue when using MSSQL: the generated grant statements used the server login name as the user in the grant statement, instead of the database user. For all other databases, the username passed into the connection is the correct user to use for grants. Only MSSQL has a distinction between this connection user name (the login) and the database user, and since the login did not exist in the user table, the grant failed. To resolve this, when MSSQL is used, the system will fetch the underlying database user when determining the user for grant statement generation.