INC-157217 · Issue 631970
Field Service mobile refresh timing updated
Resolved in Pega Version 8.5.4
A configuration in the Field Service mobile app used to select and map data from a modal section to a wrapper section used "pega.fsm.mobileutil.reloadSection" to refresh the wrapper section and make the data visible after the mapping. If the refresh was performed after the initial login, the refresh was done on only a portion of the screen and resulted in incorrect data being shown to the user. However, continuing to fill in the section and then saving and reopening the task displayed the correct results. The issue was reproducible only on the first attempt after clearing cache/date: subsequent uses refreshed properly. This was traced to the timing of the configured actions, which caused the refreshSection action to be triggered before the runDataTransform action execution was completed. This has been resolved by adding code that will pause the action queue until the runDataTransform action completed.
INC-157196 · Issue 629298
Deprecated service package features now require authentication
Resolved in Pega Version 8.5.3
Authentication has been added to deprecated features of the standard service package to improve security. If issues are encountered during product migration, please use the Deployment Manager.
INC-162198 · Issue 628704
Tracelist cleared to address parser exception in REST Service
Resolved in Pega Version 8.5.4
In a requestor pool of mixed types, HTTP and REST, the alert data was not initialized properly if there was a parse exception due to invalid data in the incoming payload. For example, last_input, first_activity, and last_step could all be left over from the prior HTTP service request. This was caused by the system pulling in seemingly unrelated activities for the "Last activity called" in the stack trace of a service when a single alert was created by two different service types which were sharing the same package, and has been resolved by explicitly clearing the tracelist for the service to prevent inaccurate information being reported in the logs.
INC-163043 · Issue 645391
PEGA SOAP Service MTOM attachment handling updated
Resolved in Pega Version 8.5.4
After configuring a PEGA SOAP service with the Enable MTOM checked, sending a SOAP request with attachment to the service returned an invalid request error stating "Value of content length header is greater than zero - [762], but this request has empty POST". Investigation showed that when the input request reached the getPostBytes method and inputstream tried to read it, there were no available bytes and end of file was detected. This was due to the inputstream having already been read in getMultiPartSOAPHandler() method in FileUploadHandler class. To resolve this, the system will update an 'if' condition in getPostBytes method to skip reading the request attachment when contentType is "multipart/related".
INC-150610 · Issue 627428
Argument number exception handled for SERVICES-PAL log configuration
Resolved in Pega Version 8.5.3
An issue with being unable to configure the SERVICES-PAL log file has been resolved by adding handling for an unlogged "wrong number of arguments" exception.
INC-167379 · Issue 640580
Unescape function added to CSR portal layout template rule
Resolved in Pega Version 8.5.4
When older sections previously used by the CSR portal were carried forward into more recent versions and were 'saved as' in the application ruleset, the error "Uncaught TypeError: pega.util.Dom.unescapeHTML is not a function" appeared. Dashboard loading took an excessive amount of time or didn't load at all, and no actions were working on the dashboard screen and tabs. This was traced to there being an older implementation of pega.util.Dom.unescapeHTML in pzpega_ui_template_layout_header, and this issue has been resolved by adding a custom unescape function in the rule itself so that it doesn't fail in cases where the dependent rule is not able to load the standard unescapeHTML utility.
INC-154754 · Issue 629906
Check added for portal when performing local actions
Resolved in Pega Version 8.5.4
When using an Interaction case with a service case, performing any local action on this service case and then creating a new service case resulted in the I-related properties like CAParentID and CurrentInteractionID taking the pyID of the previous Service case where the local action was performed. This was caused by the parentKey value not being updated correctly in redux state whenever a local action was opened in a service case in a particular portal, and has been resolved by modifying the pzpega_ui_redux_reducers file to update 'parentKey' only in case of a DC SPA portal.
INC-157194 · Issue 620153
CheckRevisionDeployment requires authentication
Resolved in Pega Version 8.5.3
Authentication has been added to the CheckRevisionDeployment service package.
INC-155813 · Issue 629506
SAML SSO redirects to correct URL when application and authentication aliases match
Resolved in Pega Version 8.5.3
Whenever there was a match in the authentication service alias and the application alias, the application alias was replaced with empty after logoff instead of making the authentication service alias empty. For example, given an authentication service with the alias XYZ ("login with XYZ" alias option) and an application name XYZMyOps, the application alias was being changed from XYZMyOps to appMyOps after logoff. As a result, a blue screen error resulted when clicking on button "login with XYZ" again because it redirected to appMyOps, which didn't exist. This has been resolved by removing authservicealias and modifying AuthServiceAliasHelper.adjustPathIfAuthServiceAliasPresent() to change the method for calculating the pathinfo to string tokenizing
INC-145802 · Issue 636324
Oracle temporary space explicitly freed after writing LOBs
Resolved in Pega Version 8.5.4
Oracle temporary space used to write the LOB was not freed up after writing records to Log-Service-File when using OJDBC8 or OJDBC10 versions and the table involved had inline BLOB storage such as small blob tables like Log-service-file (2-4kB blobs). This did not occur when using OJDBC7, but investigation with Oracle could not determine why the older version did not have this issue. This issue has been resolved by explicitly freeing the LOB space with a call to free() / freeTemporary() , a utility for LOB objects that was introduced in JDBC 4.