Management Service Client

The blueriq-module-managementservice-client  Maven module has been decoupled from SDK, in favor of the newly introduced blueriq-module-managementservice-client-helpers  module that references the SDK.

Only usages of the ManagementServiceUtil  class are affected by this change. To continue using this class, add the following dependency:

		<dependency>
			<groupId>com.blueriq</groupId>
			<artifactId>blueriq-module-managementservice-client-helpers</artifactId>
		</dependency>

and update the usages of the ManagementServiceUtil  and ManagementServiceContext  class to the com.blueriq.module.managementservice.client.helpers  package.

API changes

• com.blueriq.module.managementservice.client.ManagementServiceUtil
  • Moved to com.blueriq.module.managementservice.client.helpers.ManagementServiceUtil 
  • getExportApplicationXml 
    • Changed to getExportApplicationResource , see below.
  • getExportApplicationResource
    • Return type is an IResource compared to XmlExportResource . Manually call XmlExportResource.fromZipResource with the returned IResource to obtain an XmlExportResource .
• com.blueriq.module.managementservice.client.ManagementServiceContext
  • Moved to com.blueriq.module.managementservice.client.helpers.ManagementServiceContext 
  • The constructor parameter for IApplicationDS  has been removed.
  • getApplication / setApplication
    • Methods have been removed without a replacement.

New case engine application

Currently the blueriq-runtime-standalone/blueriq-runtime-application is used to run the case engine. In the release and the artifactory a blueriq-case-engine-standalone/blueriq-case-engine-application is included. For running the case engine, replace the blueriq-runtime-standalone/blueriq-runtime-application with the blueriq-case-engine-standalone/blueriq-case-engine-application and use the same configuration. Note that the default context path of the case engine has been changed from /runtime/Server to /case-engine/Server. This path can be overwritten by setting the property server.servlet.context-path. For example server.servlet.context-path=/myApp will change the context path to /myApp/Server.

Known issues

For an overview of known issue please refer to: Known issues.