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SR-D50016 · Issue 515903

Exception stack trace will be included as comments in generated assembly code

Resolved in Pega Version 8.2.5

When there is an exception during assembly time, that original exception message is assembled in the generated code. To improve the process of finding the the root cause by examining the original exception stack, the system has been updated to insert the original exception stack trace into the generated code as comments.

SR-D50161 · Issue 514822

Auto populate disabled during redux page conversion to prevent concurrent modification exception

Resolved in Pega Version 8.2.5

Running a standalone data page sourced from a look up of a class was failing sporadically with a concurrent modification exception. The Data page was backed by redux pages: this meant that when the page fetched from data source was converted to redux page, it was iterating through all properties in the mContent of the page and trying to convert those to redux properties. During this process, when any auto populate property was encountered it was getting triggered and modifying the mContent, resulting in a change in iterator. As a result, when the Iterator was trying to fetch the next element, the concurrent modification exception was thrown. To resolve this issue, auto populate has been disabled during redux page conversion to avoid unnecessary problem during data page load.

SR-D50436 · Issue 513849

Case creation service activity unauthorized response modified

Resolved in Pega Version 8.2.5

When unauthorized users accessed the URL for creating a case, a blank screen appeared instead of the user being routed to a login screen. This was due to the system returning an HTTP 400 error instead of HTTP 401 response, and was traced to the introduction of an anonymous user type in the authentication activity (Authentication service in the service package). Case creation REST service uses pzCreateCase activity to create the cases, but before introducing the anonymous user type it was exiting from the authentication activity and did not call pzCreateCase. This was traced to the error handling relying on a field value to be in English when instead the site had localized the value, causing a mismatch which did not generate the necessary failed status. To avoid this, the system will now use the new pxStatusFlowSecurity process engine status instead of relying on a text match to determine this error.

SR-D50793 · Issue 514258

PegaEmailClient Debug level EmailAccount password issue resolved

Resolved in Pega Version 8.2.5

The SendEmailNotification activity was failing to send email when DEBUG log level was enabled for the com.pega.platform.integrationengine.client.email.PegaEmailClient class. This was traced to the removal of the pyPassword property from the copied object which was done for security reasons, but which is this case led to failed authentication. This has been resolved.

SR-D56079 · Issue 517628

Content type added to Httpclientutils

Resolved in Pega Version 8.2.5

The XML Response received from Connect HTTP Service was being converted to Base64 format automatically. This was traced to there not being a content type in the response header from the service, causing the content to be treated as binary and encoded before being mapped to the clipboard. To correct this, content type has been added to Httpclientutils.

INC-168253 · Issue 652546

Documentation updated for using Connect MQ with clustered queues

Resolved in Pega Version 8.6.3

After update to Pega Platform v8.6, an issue was seen with Connect MQ rules that used an alias queue. The support documentation has been revised to outline the necessary steps for updating an application to perform as expected. In the Pega-IntegrationEngine ruleset, create the following dynamic system settings and their default values: "mq/pmo" = 0 "mq/gmo" = 0 "mq/oo_request" = 1040 "mq/oo_response" = 16 For more information, dynamic system setting support articles are available.

INC-170458 · Issue 677862

Handling updated for queue processor locks

Resolved in Pega Version 8.6.3

The Final activity mentioned in the processing epilog of the Service File rule was not being consistently called from File Listener, causing some of the cases to become stuck and not continue to the next stage. Investigation showed that if the lock was held by the queue processor requestor, the system was unable to obtain the lock but still proceeded to update the LogServiceFile page and persist it. This resulted in overwriting changes made on the LogServiceFile page by the requestor, resetting the completed-batches-count set back to 0. To resolve this, RuleServiceFile -> updateLSFBatchCounts() will call the overloaded lockAndLoad() method in LogServiceFile that accepts a parameter called lockAttempts. This will attempt to obtain a lock for a given number of times before throwing an exception.

INC-173434 · Issue 672675

Pushservlet cookie path updated to resolve error

Resolved in Pega Version 8.6.3

A very large number of exceptions were being logged indicating "Unhandled error in web.request.internal.URLComponentProcessorImpl.populateCSRFToken", impacting the ability to perform log analysis. This exception has been resolved by updating the pushservlet cookie path.

INC-176138 · Issue 668938

Decision table query performance improvements

Resolved in Pega Version 8.6.3

Work done previously to improve performance by preventing the decision rule from being treated as a custom rule has been further augmented by preventing the standard Declarative Rules from being treated as Custom Rules while building the Declarative Cache.

INC-183728 · Issue 665132

Oracle handling updated for primary key in upgrade DDL

Resolved in Pega Version 8.6.3

Previously, when a primary key of a table was created Oracle would automatically create a unique index with the same name as the primary key. However, with the introduction of Oracle 19, an optimization was added which will not do that if there is another unique index on the table which contains the column(s) of the primary key. This difference can cause updates to fail with the error "cannot drop index used for enforcement of unique/primary key". This has been resolved by updating the handling for primary key constraint and the corresponding index name.

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