Corticon 6.3.4

  • Updated Web Console—The Web Console for 6.3.4 introduces the OneWebConsole, on par with the 7.1 Web Console, hardened against many CVEs, and offering new features for deployment visibility and management. The updated Web Console can manage deployed servers and their decision services from version 6.3 and version 7.1. Corticon 6.3.4 and later bundle the Web Console from Corticon 7.1. To keep documentation streamlined, all Web Console documentation lives in the 7.1 library—no separate “6.3.4” Web Console guide is available. The benefits are:
    • Updated UI with improved behavior and security
    • Ability to manage all 6.3 and later Corticon Servers from one console. Wherever you see “Web Console” in any 7.1 topic, it applies equally to your 6.3 environment.

    For Corticon 7.1 Web Console documentation, see the 7.1 archive.

    For Corticon 6.3.3 Web Console documentation, see the 6.3 archive item for 6.3.3

Corticon 6.3.4 rolls up the various patch releases for 6.3.3 as well as:

  • Log filter changes—A new filter is available, PAYLOAD, that will put the request payload and the response payload in the log. The filter INVOCATION has been dropped.
  • New server property: Turn off disabling of thread underutilization allocation -- A new server property has been added to control how execution threads are allocated when the Corticon Server is underutilized:
     com.corticon.ccserver.allocation.disable.underutilization.algorithm =false

Corticon 6.3.3

Corticon 6.3.3 rolls up the various patch releases for 6.3.2 as well as:

  • Corticon Server now enforces version check on EDS deployment
  • Swagger is optional
  • Tomcat 8.5 not supported

Corticon 6.3.1

Corticon 6.3.1 is a service pack that extends Corticon 6.3 so that when the primary key of an inserted record is generated by the connected database, Corticon retrieves this generated value and adds it to working memory for that Entity. 

Corticon 6.3 is a point release of Corticon 6 that provides improvements and added features, such as:
  • Rule trace viewer
  • Simplified JSON metadata requirements
  • Updated REST Connector driver
    • REST data source OAUTH2 support
    • REST data source support of POST
  • Updated bundled Eclipse
  • Updated bundled OpenJDK to 11+
  • Updated JNBridge
  • Updated Tomcat
  • Servers registered in the Web Console update for changed IPs
  • Corticon on Docker

Corticon 6.2

Corticon 6.2 is a point release of Corticon 6 that provides improvements and added features, such as:
  • Auto registration of Corticon servers in Web console.
  • Improved refresh in Web Console.
  • Enhanced automation enables reports for assets from a command line utility.
  • Data source options are simplified to one for each brand.
  • Projects no longer have to specify the addon Corticon Extensions ADCSco.jar or RESTSco.jar as those JARs are now embedded for every project.
  • The REST API in static format is available in Java Server's install directory for Java and .NET, and at https://documentation.progress.com/output/Corticon/6.2.0/RESTDoc/.
  • Certified for Java 11.
  • Improvements to Ruletest reports.
Corticon 6.1 is a Long Term Supported (LTS) product release of Corticon 6 that provides improvements and added features, such as:
  • New Microsoft Dynamics CRM data source for accessing Dynamics CRM data, presented as Microsoft Dynamics 365 for accessing Dynamics data.
  • Ability to generate a Vocabulary from a REST or database source.
  • New operators for random, replace, and matches.
  • Ability to use third party database drivers for data access.
  • Corticon 6.1.1 simplified the Corticon Studio interface to hide unused Eclipse menu commands to present a sleeker user experience.
  • Corticon 6.1.2 stopped including the WSDL and the report in the EDS file by default in Decision Service compilation.
Corticon 6.0 was a major release of Corticon. The changes in 6.0 include:
  • REST data source allowing you to access REST data from decision services.
  • A new architecture for .NET server, one that provides remarkably faster throughput. For more information,see What changed in Corticon 6 .
  • The Deployment Console has been dropped. You can generate WSDL and XSD from new Ruleflow and Project menu actions. For more information, see What was removed in Corticon 6 .