RadiantOne v7.4.0 Release Notes

Lisa Grady

Updated April 27, 2022 16:46

Note - In addition to the following release notes, please also see the article regarding upgrading to v7.4.
https://support.radiantlogic.com/hc/en-us/articles/4539644253972-Upgrading-to-RadiantOne-v7-4

New Features:

[VSTS39486]: Revamped the ICS architecture to replace GlassFish and OpenMQ components with services built into RadiantOne. This new synchronization component is named the Global Sync module.
[VSTS41222, 41431]: Added a new section in the Main Control Panel (Settings -> Server Front End -> SCIM) for configuring RadiantOne as a SCIMv2 service. New schemas, resource types, and attribute mappings can be managed here.
[VSTS40337]: Added new deployment and automation resources to our Git repository. These include Docker, Kubernetes, Helm and Terraform artifacts for deploying the RadiantOne Platform on a Kubernetes cluster.

[VSTS37056]: Integrated Context Builder into the Main Control Panel (new tab) and removed the old Eclipse plugin version.
[VSTS41676]: Improved vds_server.log contents to make cascading LDAP operations traceable in the server logs across nodes.
[VSTS41752]: Added csrf header names and values to the directory browser HTTP queries.
[VStS42259]: Default evaluation license term changed to 30 days.
[VSTS42427]: Added Context Builder audit log settings to log settings page and added context builder audit log level property to log4j2-control-panel.json in ZooKeeper.

The following options have been removed from Context Builder-Schema Manager: Default Attribute Mapping editor, Load LDAP Schema (for mappings)
The following options have been removed from Context Builder-View Designer: Default Views Generator, Sentence View tab, Verb parameter, Add to Context Catalog button, Virtual Tree Generation, and Data Source Management.
The SCIMv1 API to RadiantOne has been deprecated. Only SCIMv2 is supported. SCIMv2 URLs have changed between v7.3 and v7.4. Please reference the Web Services API Guide in v7.4 for examples on querying RadiantOne via SCIMv2.
For synchronization, rules-based transformation templates are not included. They are planned for a future v7.4 patch release.
The installation process has changed. There are no longer .exe and .bin installer files. A zip file is provided for Windows, and a tar file for Linux. After the files are extracted to the location where you want RadiantOne to be installed, you can use either a web-based install (use \radiantone\vds\bin\setup.bat/.sh) or install-sample.properties with Instance Manager to install in a silent mode. See the RadiantOne Installation Guide for details.
RadiantOne-specific environment variables used/set during installation are no longer used. You will not have or need RLI_HOME or RLI_JAVA_HOME.