This chapter contains all changes made in Release 7.5.3 of CoreMedia Digital Experience Platform 8.
Release 7.5.3 contains the following CoreMedia modules:
CoreMedia Blueprint
CoreMedia Blueprint Base
CoreMedia CMS
CoreMedia Studio
CoreMedia LiveContext for IBM WebSphere Commerce
CoreMedia Elastic Social
In addition, CoreMedia DXP 8 uses the following tooling:
Product | Key | Version |
---|---|---|
CoreMedia Application Maven Plug-in | APPPLUGIN | 2.7.4 |
CoreMedia Project Maven Extension | PROJEXT | 1.0.5 |
Table 2.56. Tooling of CoreMedia DXP 8
CoreMedia CMS Improvements
Changes
Apache Tika has been updated to version 1.5.
The static field
com.coremedia.cmdline.AbstractUAPIClient.options
has been removed. As before, theOptions
object is passed to the methodsfillInOptions(Options)
, which is responsible for extending the set of options.
The persistence format of the CoreMedia Studio Control Room has been changed and already persisted instances are lost. You need to remove the MongoDb collection
lists
in theblueprint_internal_models
database (assuming "blueprint" is your project name) when you update from an older 7.5 release.
Temporarily dropped support for PBE- and Metadata-taglib. Due to the focus on FreeMarker templates and a required metadata syntax change, support for the aforementioned tag libraries has been dropped.
CoreMedia Studio Improvements
Changes
The
PreviewPanel
does not provide the context variableCURRENT_PREVIEW_SELECTION_VARIABLE_NAME
anymore. Use the more genericCURRENT_PREVIEW_METADATA_SELECTION_VARIABLE_NAME
instead.The
PreviewPanel
does now provide the context variableCURRENT_PREVIEW_CONTENT_VARIABLE_NAME
holding the currently previewedContent
object.
Enhancements
Locking mechanism introduced for content items of running 2-Step-Publication workflows.
CoreMedia Blueprint Base Improvements
Introducing the new
SettingsService
, which can be used for both applications, the CoreMedia Studio and the CAE, by usingSettingsFinder
that are able to fetch settings from various types of target beans, be itContent
,ContentBeans
or even any third-party types.
CoreMedia Blueprint Improvements
The complete code now only uses one way for reading settings: The new
SettingsService
introduced within the CoreMedia Blueprint Base Modules. This service may now be used for the CAE as well as for the CoreMedia Studio by configuring differentSettingsFinder
. See the CoreMedia LiveContext for IBM WebSphere Commerce Manual for details on how to use that service for your own projects. The following classes could be removed from the Blueprint:The
HasSettings
interface and its implementing classesAbstractSettings
andSettingsImpl
The
ContentSettingsService