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Release Notes
The integration of ChatGPT with our Web Content editor is now available OOTB.
The ability to map and trigger standalone Object Actions from the Page Builder is now available OOTB. |
This functionality is now available OOTB. For more information on this feature, please check out the DXP 2023.Q3 Release Notes. |
Now the “Theme SVG Spritemap” frontend client extensions is enabled by default.
Now the “JS Import Maps Entry” frontend client extensions is enabled by default.
Dynamic Data Lists is deprecated and replaced by Objects. DDL has been deprecated as of 7.3, and the Deprecation flag was added to prevent new integrations using DDL (customers that upgrade will still see it).
DDL is planned to be removed in 2024, please migrate your data to Objects before then.
Compatibility with IBM WebSphere application server has been deprecated as of Q4.2023. Please migrate to another application server on the Compatibility Matrix. WebSphere compatibility is expected to be removed at the end of 2024.
Compatibility with Java JDK 8 runtime has been deprecated as of Q4.2023. Java JDK 11 is now the recommended runtime environment. All Java Technical Compatibility Kit (TCK) compliant builds of Java 11 are certified. DXP source compile and runtime compatibility for a higher Java JDK is expected in 2024.
Proxy Objects allows users to manipulate data directly in external systems, such as Salesforce. This feature provides the ability to always interact with live data, avoiding duplicating and conflicts between the systems.
Now, Liferay includes a connector to Salesforce for proxy objects. With it, you can integrate your proxy object with custom Salesforce objects, using Salesforce as an external storage system
New terms available in notification templates related to the current user and entry creator were added, in order to improve the power of dynamically generated templates.
Added terms:
[%CURRENT_USER_ID%]
[%CURRENT_USER_FIRST_NAME%]
[%CURRENT_USER_LAST_NAME%]
[%CURRENT_USER_EMAIL_ADDRESS%]
[%OBJECT_AUTHOR_ID%]
[%OBJECT_AUTHOR_FIRST_NAME%]
[%OBJECT_AUTHOR_LAST_NAME%]
[%OBJECT_AUTHOR_EMAIL_ADDRESS%]
This feature allows power users to configure the intervals to retry to send the email notifications when the first instant attempt fails.
Evolving the power of notification templates, this feature allows users to use variables not only from the object in context, but also from related objects.
This feature allows the user to define a default value for object picklist fields. Default Value can be configured for custom fields from both Custom and System Objects.
This feature allows the user to require that a field's values be unique inside of that column. When this is configured, the system will not let two records have the same value for that field, behaving similarly to a key to that entry.
This feature adds a new field type “Date and Time”. A Datetime
value stores a year, month, day, time, and time zone. With this field, users will also be able to create time ranges, manage priorities and order entries well, and to give more context and assertiveness to the data.
This feature empowers users to create content use cases on top of objects framework, allowing admins to enable localization for objects' entries text fields.
This feature adds read-only support for all object fields types, making sure users are not able to update those fields from both the UI or APIs, only the system can: through default values or actions, for example.
Evolving the extensibility of system objects through objects framework, this feature allows users to create and update System Object entries through Object Actions as they can with Custom Objects.
In order to get in context entry history information, this feature introduced the endpoints to retrieve the object entry log information through the object headless API suite. Allowing users to compose experiences with the specific entry update history.