cm dumpusers: Pretty Print Option

For convenience, a pretty-print option has been introduced: \-P or --pretty .

(CMS-17782)

Rights for Property Service

Using the Content Server configuration option cap.server.persistentPropertyWriters it is possible to specify a group or a list of groups that are granted the right to write and delete system properties through the UAPI PropertyService . By default, the properties are still writable to every logged-in user.

(CMS-17654)

Third-Party Update: Apache Tika and Transitive Dependencies

Apache Tika has been updated to version 1.24.1 to avoid a security issue of the previous version (CVE-2020-9489). As part of this change, the following transitive dependencies of Apache Tika have been updated to match versions used by Tika.

Updated dependencies:

Replaced dependencies:

If you use the libraries in project code, please check their respective release notes for changes and upgrade information. No changes were necessary in the CoreMedia Blueprint for these updates.

(CMS-17435)

Option to Exclude Unchanged Property Values from Translation

Added a new option to exclude property values from translation, if they haven't changed since previous translation. If the property " translate.item.include-unchanged-properties " is set to " false ", then unchanged properties will not be included in TranslateItem -s, which are used to create XLIFF for translation purposes. Set this property at the Studio Server for the exported XLIFF that can be requested in Studio for a translation workflow. The same property can be set at the Workflow Server , if XLIFF is exported from a custom workflow step.

The default value for the property is " true ", which keeps the existing behavior.

As part of this change, the two-argument constructor of the public API class com.coremedia.translate.item.DefaultContentToTranslateItemTransformer has been deprecated. Usages should be replaced with the new constructor, as described in the API documentation.

(CMS-17231)

Introducing SitesService to JShell

You may now access the SitesService within JShell CoreMedia namespace via cm.sites . In addition to that, you can access the Spring context via cm.context for additional beans.

The standard imports for the COREMEDIA startup script have been extended by an import of com.coremedia.cap.multisite.* , so that you can easily access multi-site features.

(CMS-15597)

Derive Site Workflow Will Apply Missing Rights

The workflow derive-site.xml has been extended by a new action EnsureSiteWideRightsAction (FQN: com.coremedia.translate.workflow.EnsureSiteWideRightsAction ). It is added as final action as successor of DeriveSiteAction .

This action validates, if the given site-manager-groups for the newly derived site, have sufficient rights (Read, Modify, Delete, Approve, Publish) on Document- and Folder-type. If rights are missing, a rule will be added to the new site-root-folder. Thus, the action grants that the new site-managers have privileges on the new site.

Using this action requires the group translation-workflow-robots having supervise rights on the root-folder of all sites (typically /Sites ).

Upgrade: To benefit of the new workflow, you have to re-upload it. Prior to that, you should change the permissions of translation-workflow-robots extending it by the required supervise permissions.

Note: This change expects, that some preconditions are met:

Documentation:

Studio User Manual (Section: Preparing Translation: Deriving A Translated Site) and Blueprint Developer Manual (Sections: Deriving Sites and Groups and Rights Administration for Localized Content Management) have been adapted accordingly.

(CMS-9422)