web services - Altova MissionKit Enterprise Edition

Release Notes: to entry helpers and ready-to-use code snippets for complex expressions. XMLSpy now supports authentication based on the Web Services Security (WS-Security) standard via client certificates as well ... as calling Web services via HTTPS. Support for XBRL Extensible Enumerations is now provided in the XMLSpy XBRL Taxonomy Editor. MapForce String processing of input and output components enables ... MapForce now provides support for Web Services Security and other security extensions in data integration projects that consume Web Services data. Updated data format support in MapForce includes Excel 2013 ...

Release Notes: Schema standard. Handling of REST Web services errors- Sometimes an error message returned by a REST Web service is for an issue that doesn’t adversely affect the outcome of the mapping. For these cases, ... MapForce now includes multiple options for reacting to HTTP error messages instead of simply aborting the mapping. Starting with Version 2019r3, developers can configure the body of a REST Web services call ... status code returned by the Web service. Dynamic username and password for Web services- It is now possible to make the username and password required for access to a Web service be part of the data ...

Release Notes: for XBRL Assertion Severity 1.0. Integration with Eclipse 4.5. New in Altova MapForce 2016 Release 2 Support for REST Web services, including parameters and authentication settings. Significant speedup ...

Description: XBRL tools, Web services development, chart creation, EDI mapping, and more, in addition to core functionality for XML, SQL, and UML development, in a tightly integrated toolset. Altova MissionKit ... file, Excel, JSON, and/or Web service, then transforms data instantly or autogenerates royalty-free data integration code for the execution of recurrent conversions. Altova StyleVision is a tool ...

Release Notes: components in a mapping, you can now set the join mode as either left outer join or inner join. Dynamic assignment of URLs for REST Web services at runtime- When calling a REST Web service, you can now supply ... the URL of the Web service as parameter to the mapping. This option provides extra flexibility when you need complete control over the URL and would like to specify it at mapping runtime. Read/write binary ... Added support for SWIFT messages (including ISO 15022)- SWIFT (Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunications) is a global provider of financial messaging services. MapForce now allows ...

Release Notes: Comments support. XULE support for XBRL. Altova MapForce Support for OAuth 2.0 in Web services calls- OAuth 2.0 is an open standard for authorization that provides a way to provide client applications ... secure, delegated access to web resources using access tokens rather than passwords. In response to popular demand, it is now possible for MapForce mappings to call Web services that require OAuth 2.0 ...

Release Notes: and transforming JSON documents directly using XPath, XSLT, and XQuery. HTTP Testing Window adds support for WSDL imports- The HTTP testing window in XMLSpy makes it easy to create and send HTTP or web services ... messages to a server, and then receive and check the response. Now, in addition to importing messages from WADL files for web services testing, the HTTP window lets developers import and test operations ... design gives developers a great starting point for building an app in MobileTogether that can be accessed from any web browser via a URL, as well as via the free MobileTogether Windows app. Now, ...

Release Notes: only) This new feature will be very useful for Web services developers, as it allows them to ensure their SOAP messages are valid against the SOAP specification as well as any XML Schemas referenced ...

Screenshots: XMLSpy is an advanced XML editor for modeling, editing, transforming, and debugging XML-related technologies. The XML editor delivers the power you need to create advanced XML and Web applications. ...