Version 2024
Version 2024 Release 2
•It is now possible to access various video tutorials in the MapForceExamples project (Professional and Enterprise editions). Besides, you can also add your own links to external resources. For details, see Project Basics.
•When you deploy your mapping to FlowForce Server, you can choose to attach the mapping files for later retrieval. This will prevent you from losing your mapping files and enable you to download them at any time (Professional and Enterprise editions). For details, see Deploying Mappings to FlowForce Server.
•Database components can now share the same database connection at runtime (Professional and Enterprise editions). For details, see Database Component Settings.
•It is now possible to create a Value-Map from enumeration types in XML (all editions) and XBRL components (Enterprise Edition). This feature makes it easier and faster to map enumeration values: Both sides of the Value-Map become pre-filled with all enumeration values, and you will only need to review and edit the relevant values of the Value-Map. For more information, see Value-Maps.
•Support for .NET 8.0 for C# code generation (Professional and Enterprise editions). For details, see Code Generation.
•Support for FORTRAS EDI messages (Enterprise Edition). For details, see EDI.
•Support for PostgreSQL 16, MySQL 8.2, MySQL 8.3, MariaDB 11.2, SQLite 3.45 (Professional and Enterprise editions). For details, see Databases.
•Internal updates and optimizations.
Version 2024
•A new MapForce utility called PDF Extractor is now available (Enterprise Edition). The PDF Extractor enables you to create PDF extraction templates that you can import into MapForce and use as source components in your mappings. For more information, see PDF.
•It is now possible to create AI-powered mappings in MapForce (Enterprise Edition). MapForce enables you to create REST Web service calls to an API, such as OpenAI API, Azure OpenAI API, AWS AI Services, etc. For more information about the AI functionality in MapForce, see AI and REST Web Service Calls.
•Support for SWIFT 2023 (Enterprise Edition). For details, see EDI.
•A new sleep function is now available, which allows passing through data after a specified delay (Professional and Enterprise editions). For more information, see sleep.
•Native support has been added for MySQL and MariaDB (Professional and Enterprise editions). For more information about supported databases, see Databases.
•The functionality of matching-children connections has been improved and extended to include new matching options. For details, see Matching-Children Connections.
•The Client Credentials and Resource Owner Password Credentials grant types are now supported in OAuth credentials, in addition to the Authorization Code grant type (Enterprise Edition). For details, see OAuth 2.0 Credentials.
•Internal updates and optimizations.