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V3.0.3
Agent Isolated and Integrated Loading

When a data stream is published on a stream host, each of the agents running on it needs to load their relevant agent resource files into memory before they can start running. To prevent errors from different versions of the same resource file being used and to ensure as far as possible that different agents do not share any form of state, they are loaded in an isolated manner – separate from the application and other resource files, with requests for other resources being intercepted and supplied by the host only as needed. To read more, refer to this Knowledge Base article.

Multiple Agent Upload

Multiple agents can now be uploaded to Data Stream Designer at the same time by uploading a ZIP file containing the agent XMP files.

Help and Support Page

A new Help and Support page has been added, allowing users to navigate to XMPro resources such as the following:

Debian and Ubuntu Stream Host Installation Options

More installation options have been added for stream hosts. A user can now install a stream host on the following platforms:

  • Windows 10
  • Debian 8+
  • Ubuntu 16.04+
  • Linux RHEL 7+
View Use Cases Per Agent

Users can now filter use cases based on the version of an agent, for example, the SQL Server listener v3.1 is used in one use case. The list of use cases displayed when clicking on an agent version also allows a user to navigate to the use cases where that version of the selected agent is being used.

V3.0.2
Category Sorting

You can now change the order in which categories are displayed in the list easily. This new feature allows you to sort the list of categories in a custom order.

Error Endpoints

Error endpoints makes debugging a stream in Data Stream Designer a lot easier by providing you with the ability to define actions after an error occurred within your stream.

Stream Host Rank

You are now able to define the priority or rank of a Stream Host in terms of configuration request handling, where, in the past, the first available device was picked by Data Stream Designer to get the configuration of a stream object.

Map by Expression

It has now become easier to map a large amount of inputs for a stream object by using the Match Expression function. This function allows you to choose one of four functions to map a stream object’s inputs by: Auto, Prefix, Postfix, and Expression.

Filter by Unmapped

It is now possible to apply a filter to display all the items that are not mapped when configuring the input mappings for a stream object in Data Stream Designer.

Data Stream Designer Installer Update

The updates to the Data Stream Designer installer enables you to install the application with the minimum amount of manual steps. The installation wizard now requires you to upload an installation profile for Subscription Manager, which will be used by the installer to take care of the previously manual steps. If it is your first time installing the application , an option is provided within the installer to make all the necessary changes to Subscription Manager, such as registering the Data Stream Designer product.