2019 Release Two (2) Expere Engine and Tools Changelog
Expere Engine Release: 2019 Release Two (2)External release date is November 2019. Expere Engine build number is: 2019.2.0.2685.
Content used for testing:
- September 26, 2018: 2019111419.2.0.2685-N20190326N
New Features
Enhancements
- Expere Config Tool removed from release media
- AccountNumber now returned with DiscreteParty in response
- WKES field name updated when "Multiline" attributes used
- Support for ID Automation MICR font added
- SignerID behavior enhanced when used with DiscreteParty
- User documentation: Expere .NET installation section updated in Implementation Guide
- Expere no longer supporting TLS 1.1
| Expere Config Tool removed from release media |
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| Summary: It was determined that the Expere Config Tool was missing certain settings and did not serve a useful purpose when using Expere. As a result, we have removed the Expere Config Tool from the release media, and this option is no longer available to install through the Expere.NET installer. |
| Implementation Notes: This enhancement is available in the 2019 Release One (1) of the Expere Engine. |
Static documents now honor eSignature setting |
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Issue: Previously, the Expere response returned <XCoordinate> and <YCoordinate> values when a static document was not marked eSignable. Note: eSignable is a setting within the REQ properties that can be identified at the time of authoring. For example: |
Solution: <XCoordinate> and <YCoordinate> values are no longer returned in the Expere response when a static document is not eSignable. |
| Implementation Notes: This defect correction requires an Expere 2019 Release Two (2) update. |
| Generate now honoring Document Format |
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Issue: The format parameter (<Format> element) was
not being honored for RTF outputs when specified at a document level in the
Expere Generate call. As a result, instead of generating an RTF document as
specified in the request, only a PDF document was created. For example, the
portion of the request that specifies an RTF output below was not
honored:
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Solution: This issue has been resolved; individual documents that were assigned an RTF value for the <Format> element now output as expected. |
| Implementation Notes: This defect correction is available in the 2019 Release Two (2) of the Expere Engine. |
| AccountNumber now returned with DiscreteParty in response |
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Summary: The DiscreteParty section within the Expere response file now contains the Account number in the form of a new <AccountNumber> element. This new element only appears when the Account number is specifically authored in the content. This enhancement was requested so documents could be assigned to a corresponding account. |
| Implementation Notes: This enhancement is available in the 2019 Release Two (2) of the Expere Engine. |
| Expere.NET Installer updated with OPPSA installation screens |
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Issue: A user reported that the Expere.NET installer was missing the
following screens when installing the Expere Organization Policy and
Product Setup Administration component:
The OPPSA User Guide has been updated with the missing screens and contextual information. |
| Implementation Notes: This defect correction requires an Expere 2019 Release Two (2) update. |
| WKES field name updated when "Multiline" attributes used |
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Summary: A need existed to identify a WKES fillable field that contained
multiple lines in the field name. As a result, when content has been authored to include a multline field with WKES fillable fields, the field name now reflects the use of a "Multiline" attribute; for example: WKES_Multiline_email_M_#, where "Multiline" reflects the Field Type. |
| Implementation Notes: This enhancement is available in the Expere 2019 Release Two (2). |
| SignerID behavior enhanced when used with DiscreteParty |
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Issue: Users reported that the <SignerID> element
value was being used to populate the <DiscretePartyID>
element. The expected behavior is if the <DiscretePartyID>
element contains a value, the <SignerID> element value
should not override it. We have updated Expere to ignore the
<SignerID> element when a
<DiscretePartyID> value is present. |
| Implementation Notes: This enhancement is available in the Expere Engine 2019 Release Two (2). |
| Support for IDAutomation MICR font added |
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| Summary: The Expere Engine now supports IDAutomation MICR font as a bank checking font for dynamic and static documents. We have embedded this font when generating documents and is available in the Expere 2019 Release Two; no user action is required. |
| Implementation Notes: This enhancement is available in the 2019 Release Two (2) of the Expere Engine. |
| User documentation: Expere .NET installation section updated in Implementation Guide |
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| Summary: The Expere .NET installation section of the Expere Engine Implementation Guide has been updated to reflect the following changes to the overall installation process: |
| Implementation Notes: This enhancement is available in the Expere Engine 2019 Release Two (2). |
| PostProcess API behavior enhanced for use with DocSet |
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Issue: A user reported that after installing Expere 2019 Release One,
they could view individual .PDF documents, but not merged or combined PDF
documents. It was determined that our PostProcess API did not allow users to
combine encrypted .PDF files when using a <DocSet/>
element in the Expere request. |
Solution: This issue has been resolved; the PostProcess API works
with encrypted PDFs using the <DocSet/>
element. |
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Implementation Notes: This defect correction requires an Expere
Engine update. Note: AES 256-bit encryption is not supported in
Expere. Use 128-bit or lower. |
| Expere no longer supporting TLS 1.1 |
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| Summary: As of the 2019 Release Two, Wolters Kluwer no longer supports TLS 1.1 for use with the Expere Engine due to outdated security algorithms and cryptosystems. It is required that you enable 1.2. If you do not, callback functionality could be compromised. |
| Implementation Notes: Upgrade to TLS 1.2 or higher, then disable TLS 1.1 for all requests being sent to Expere. This enhancement is deployed in the 2019 Release Two of the Expere Engine. |