| Version Number: | Release Date: |
|---|---|
| 20160929-093011 | Oct. 6th, 2016 |
| Feature/Link | Description |
|---|---|
| CM-Well platform documentation published on CM-Well | You can now access CM-Well documentation directly through the CM-Well web UI, by clicking on the HELP link in the top-right corner. Here you can find a Developer Guide, API Reference, introductory topics, tutorials and more. |
| Feature/Link | Description |
|---|---|
| Markdown displays in pretty mode by default | Markdown content is displayed with HTML-like formatting rather than as plain text. |
| Better handling of lengthy bulk-consume prep stage | Enhancement to bulk-consume API when its warmup stage takes too long. |
| Improved handling of large file infoton uploads | Faster upload and more efficient storage model. |
- Fixed: The bulk-consume token that encodes the read location in the queue would sometimes gets assigned a future point-in-time, when the consumer reached the present time.
None.
See a recording of the demo that introduces some of the new features at: https://thehub.thomsonreuters.com/docs/DOC-1789735.
(Click on the link for the Sept. 28th, 2016 demo.)
Description:
Current CM-Well documentation is now published on CM-Well itself with every version.
CM-Well documentation topics include:
- Introductory Topics - background about what CM-Well is and how it was developed.
- Use Cases - live use cases of TR products that incorporate CM-Well.
- Developer Guide - detailed descriptions of CM-Well workflows.
- API Reference - a comprehensive reference for CM-Well API functions.
- Tutorials - hands-on exercises for getting started with CM-Well, including example calls and the responses you can expect to receive.
To access the CM-Well documentation root table-of-contents, click the HELP link at the top-right of the CM-Well web page.
Notes: Most of the CM-Well documentation can also be found on The Hub.
Documentation: N/A.
Description:
Markdown content is now displayed with the addition of the "pretty" flag by default. This causes the display to have HTML-like formatting rather than plain text formatting. This behavior was added in order to create a friendlier user experience when reading CM-Well documentation.
Documentation: N/A.
Description:
While the overall bulk-consume API provides very fast data streaming, bulk-consume has a preparation ("warm-up") stage that can be long. This could previously result in a long response time for returning the first chunk. Bulk-consume behavior was changed such that if the preparation stage takes more than 8 seconds, the API returns a shorter chunk (as for a call to the consume API) for that request, causing it to return faster.
Documentation: Consume Next Bulk
Description:
Some customers need to upload large files to CM-Well, for instance when packaging user-defined functions in large jar files, to be called within CM-Well SPARQL queries.
Previously, CM-Well could fail to upload large files, and its storage of such files was less efficient. Both these problems have been solved in this version.
Documentation: N/A.