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APPX 6.2.0 Features

This page provides an overview of the new features in APPX 6.2.x

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Overview

This release is primarily focused on the repair of bugs, found in both the 5.5.x & 6.1.x versions of Appx, along with a few enhancements.

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Base64 Data Encoding/Decoding API

You can now encode up to 24k and decode up to 32k of Base64 data, The two new routines are: .CONVERT TO BASE64 and .CONVERT FROM BASE64

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Limited Access User Rights

 
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The requirements of the limited access user rights have been implemented in this release.
 
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To review, starting in APPX version 5.0.3, the license agreement defined Limited Access User Rights as follows:
Limited Access User Rights, if specified on the License Key, carry certain limitations and restrictions. Users logging in under Limited Access User Rights are allowed no more than 30
minutes of continuous operation, must be casual, occasional, transient users, may direct output only to a local (non-network) printer, and may not have access to Application Design,
System Administration, or Database Management utilities.

Further, in the CUSTOMER PRICE LIST dated 1/1/2008, users running under, Limited Access User Rights, are excluded from running up to four simultaneous sessions,

Finally, in the price list, Limited Access users may be either “Named” or “Anonymous” but only one User ID may be designated as the “Anonymous” Limited Access user.

For detailed information on Limited Access User Rights, see:
https://www.appx.com/sites/default/files/license-terms/APPX503License.pdf
https://www.appx.com/ftp/appx/documents/forms/reseller/WorldwideCustomerPriceList2008.pdf

Several environmental variables are available to customize the limited user implementation and are as follows:

APPX_SESSION_WILL_EXPIRE_STR – can be used to override the default the session expiration message which reads “As a 'limited user', your session will expire in 1 minute...”

Note: The message is limited to 80 characters and any additional characters will be ignored.

APPX_LIMITED_USER_SESSION_TIME_LIMIT – can be used to override, shortened only, the 30-minute limited user session time limit

Note: The limited user session time can be shortened by up to 29 minutes thus, a value of 10 means the session will last for 10 minutes.

APPX_LIMITED_USER_EXPIRE_MESSAGE_TIME – can be used to override the time before session ends that the session expiration message is shown to the user

Note: By default, the session expiration message is shown to the user is 1 minute before the session expires. This can be set in whole minutes only.

HTML Client APPX Application Development

During this current Appx R&D development cycle (i.e., for Appx 6.2.0 since the Appx 6.1.0 general release) the html client has been updated so it can be used to create/edit images and ILF code as well to debug ILF code. The html code editing capabilities can be used on earlier version of Appx such as 5.5.1 but has limitation since some functionality had to added to the engine thus that functionality isn’t available in the earlier Appx version. As well, not all development functionality, that is available in the Java client, is available in the html client. See know issues below for further information.

Bugs Fixed

 

6.2.0:

The following bugs were addressed in this Release:

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Known Issues

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  • In the ILF editor, the search, replace and jump button items are not functional
  • In the ILF editor, some audit information will be truncated or missing
We expect to deal with these issues in the next release.
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  • In the ILF editor, the search, replace and jump button items are not functional (We expect to deal with this issue in the next release)
  • In the ILF editor, some audit information will be truncated or missing (We expect to deal with this issue in the next release)
  • The ILF code end marker [END] will not be present on APPX versions prior to 6.2.0
  • The cross reference tool screen (i.e., under Tools->Cross Referenece->ILF Statements) is missing the ILF verbs and shows extra and missed formed text in APPX versions prior to 6.2.0
  • When selecting ILF code statements, the highlighting maybe be misapplied if the page keys are used in APPX versions prior to 6.2.0
  For an up to date list of known issues, use Bugtracker & search for bugs in Release 6.2.0. These are the known bugs that we expect to fix in the patch release.
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