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Enactor Tools - 1.3.404

This release mainly includes enhancements and bug fixes for React component support, reference search for Page Definitions and React Components, plus bug fixes.
Last updated: 6 December 2023Author: Chanika MadushankiCategory: Component Release

Overview​

This release mainly includes enhancements/bug fixes related to React Component Support for Enactor Tools, Support Reference Search for Page Definitions, React Components and bug fixes.

Deliverables and Versions​

Enactor ToolsVersion: 1.3.404
Eclipse2023-9
Java (Eclipse Launch) &nbsp17
OSMac 13.0.1, &nbsp Ubuntu 18.04.6 LTS, &nbsp Windows 11

IMPORTANT

  • Add the following parameter to eclipse.ini if it does not exist:

--add-opens=java.base/java.lang=ALL-UNNAMED

IMPORTANT

  • If you are using Ubuntu 22 or above and have issues with Enactor Tools not working properly Go to /etc/gdm3/custom.conf and uncomment below line.

  • WaylandEnable=false

Changes​

RefSummary
DT-355Flag certain Editors/Wizards as Experimental
DT-366Workspace Preference for Prompt Type (React/Page Definition)
DT-367Rename: rcmp to r: in the Resource Library
DT-368Support reference search for the react components
DT-369Support reference search for the page definitions
DT-371Remove enactor maven console
DT-372Remove BPEL capabilities from the context menu
DT-374Remove showing labels next to the links in process editor
DT-375Process Editor Toolbar - Remove Expand and Contract tools
DT-378Tools Indexing - Supporting multiple route files

Bug Fixes​

RefSummary
DT-363"Location" displayed as "Lacation" in Page Definition Information View in Resource Library
DT-365Show in Resource Library doesn't work for React Components
DT-373Tracing slider - Doesn't remember the slider value on restart
DT-398Process validation markers does not appear in the problems view

Notes​

Select Preferred Prompt Type​

You can set the preferred prompt type in Eclipse → Preferences → Process Editor → Default Prompt Type as either React or Page Definition. Default will be Page Definition.

Based on the Prompt Type that you select you will be navigated to the Page Definition/React Component when you double click a prompt in the Application Process Editor.

Prefernces

Select Multiple React Routes​

You can add multiple react routes following the same steps as Enactor Tools - Version 1.3.368 | Navigate to React Components

When you double click on a prompt having multiple react component , you can select the component from the selection wizard and move to the appropriate one.

Select React Route

Support Reference Search for Page Definitions​

You can find application processes that uses a given page definition

  1. Go to Search → Process Search → Browse Page Definition → Search

ProcessSearch

Search

  1. Open the Page Definition with Page Definition Editor Right Click → References.

  2. Open the Page Definition using Resource Library. Click on the Resource Library Search Result and Observe the Information View

ResourceLibrary

Support Reference Search for React Components​

You can find application processes that uses a given page definition

  1. Go to Search → Process Search → Browse React Components → Search

ProcessSearch

  1. Open React Component Right Click → Enactor → Find References

  2. Open the React Component using Resource Library. Click on the Resource Library Search Result and Observe the Information View

ResourceLibrary

Enable Experimental Features in Enactor Tools​

Some Enactor Editors/ Wizards are flagged and experimental and they can only be make available to use by enabling them using eclipse.ini setting.

eg. Entity Relationship Editor

To Enable experimental Editors/Wizards you need to add below param to the eclipse.ini setting

-Denactor.editors.enableExperimentalFeatures=true