TOLERANT Post Release 10.0
2020/04/16
Notices
- Tolerant Post now ships with the new AddressDoctor library (5.15.0)
- Improvements:
- Improved address parsing in Japan.
- Improved parsing and validation for addresses in Spain
- Israel addresses can now be validated in Hebrew
- Changes:
- When validating an address with province information and if the reference data doesn’t have province information, the status code post.ProcessStatus V2 is returned.
- New Features:
- Supplementary data for Australia.
- Support for certified mode in the USA using CASS reference data
- Bugfixes:
- France: Fast completion now returns addresses in the same CEDEX area.
- United Kingdom: Correction of organisation name is now possible.
- United Kingdom: Result obtained when using the interactive mode are limited to the entered postal code.
- Improvements:
- Maximum results returned in LIST mode was increased from 500 to 1000.
- The possibility to install and start the GUI’s as standalone applications was removed.
New Product Features
Configuration and Administration GUI
- When a changed configuration is saved, a backup copy of the old configuration is also saved and can be used to restore this version at a later point in time. As soon as a configurable number of backups is reached, the oldest backup will be deleted for a newer one. New menu point to save a version of the configuration including all changes, without overwriting the current configuration.
- The possibility to install and start the GUI’s as standalone applications was removed.
Service
- New admin command „state project
detailed“ was added to retrieve additional metrics for the given project. - Maximum results returned in LIST mode was increased from 500 to 1000.
- The project state will be changed automatically to ERROR if the limit on internal errors was exceeded.
API
- More errorcodes have been included to the list of codes that trigger a retry request by the Java-API.
General
- Added additional parameter for admin-command „list metric“ to filter out metrics with a regular expression. Example: –cmd „list metric Steps.*“
- All errors in the synonym-, normalize- and transliteration-files will now be reported fully by the config checker.
- The bundled PostgreSQL database driver was updated to version 42.2.5. The driver supports PostgreSQL 8.2 or newer.
- The memory consumption while reading from a database table was optimized.
- Tolerant Post now ships with the new AddressDoctor library (5.15.0)
- The option „referrals“ is now supported in the LDAP adapter.
- Several third party libraries have been updated to eliminate security findings.
Fixed Bugs
Configuration and Administration GUI
- TPR-6384: File Picker in the Admin-GUI is now case sensitive.
- TPR-6385: The funktion ‚view unlock codes‘ in the Admin GUI to call the right CLI Tool.
- TPR-6387: Deleting all input fields from a service configuration now correctly triggers a new calculation of the input mapping.
Batch
- TPR-7307: Normalizer and snyonym statistics will now be written to the log files after a batch run finished
Service
- TPR-7830: H2-Database-Files located in the config/templates folder have been removed. The service will now create a missing database-file and the required table structure automatically. The connection check via the GUI will also create the database-file under the given file path for H2 and SQLite.
API
- TPR-4450: The handling of error cases in the of the PLSQL client has been improved.
General
- TPR-6325: It is now supported that the config file is encoded as UTF-8 with BOM.
- TPR-6426: Correct country abbreviations are now returned for all possible cases and configurations.
- TPR-6947: Synonym and normalizer test tools now show correct charsets in output for all languages.
- TPR-7725: The handling of catastrophic backtracking and long running regular expressions in synonym matching has been improved.
- TPR-7828: The WSDL-File to describe the SOAP-API is now included in the /doc directory.
- TPR-7843: products.tpl no longer bundled in the zip-File for the service-example.
Known Bugs
- Currently no known bugs.