Altova MissionKit Professional Edition 2021

Altova XMLSpy Professional XML Editor

• Multiple improvements to JSON Grid View - The new JSON Grid View introduced in XMLSpy 2020 has received some updates and enhancements in this newest version. These include:
  • New entry helper windows: siblings, children, values.
  • New copy/paste options including:
    • Copy as JSON text.
    • Copy as structured text (TSV).
    • Copy as image.
    • Copy XPath.
    • Copy JSON Pointer.
  • Mouse-over tool tips to help users take advantage of grid view features.
  • Keyboard shortcuts for expanding/collapsing sections, zooming in and out.
  • Option to turn off word-wrap.
  • Option for right-to-left reading order for relevant languages.
  • Option to group sibling nodes by 100, 1000, or 10K for very large files.
• Improved support for JSON $id - The JSON $id property provides a unique identifier for a JSON Schema and is often used when combining multiple smaller schemas. XMLSpy now supports $id during schema validation.
• New Altova extension functions to retrieve schema-related info - To make schema-aware processing easier, two new functions (altovaext:type and altovaext:schema) make it possible to read schema information about XML nodes when processing XML instance files with XSLT, XPath, and XQuery.
• Updated support for MariaDB - Support for MariaDB has been updated to include the latest versions, 10.4 and 10.5.

Altova MapForce Professional Edition

• Added support for SQL left outer Join - When joining multiple database tables or views using SQL Join 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 files - Added new functions (read-binary-file and write-binary-file) which allows you to include binary files such as PDFs or images as part of the export of data to XML or a database.
• Updated support for MariaDB - Support for MariaDB has been updated to include the latest versions, 10.4 and 10.5.
• Integration with Eclipse 4.15 and 4.16 - MapForce offers optional integration with Eclipse, adding support for its latest versions in this release.

Altova StyleVision Professional Edition

• Updated support for MariaDB - Support for MariaDB has been updated to include the latest versions, 10.4 and 10.5.
• Integration with latest IDE versions - StyleVision supports seamless integration with Eclipse with support extended to versions 4.15 and 4.16.

Altova UModel Professional Edition

• Added support for Java 14 - UModel provides code generation and reverse engineering of numerous versions of Java, C#, C++, and VB .NET, with support added now for the latest version of Java.
• Improved support for Microsoft .NET 3.0/3.1 - New support includes .NET Standard, an improved C# 8 importer and other enhancements.
• Added support for SysML 1.3, 1.4, 1.5, 1.6 - UModel supports these newest versions of SysML in addition to previous versions for creating SysML diagrams.
• Added the ability to convert meta classes - It’s now possible to right-click an element to convert its meta class, e.g., to convert a class to an interface or vice versa. This provides increased flexibility for updating existing models.
• Updated support for MariaDB - Support for MariaDB has been updated to include the latest versions, 10.4 and 10.5.
• Added support for Eclipse 4.15, 4.16 - UModel supports the most recent versions of the Eclipse IDE.

Altova DataBaseSpy Professional Edition

• Added option to show multiple database root objects - Many database types support multiple root objects, and these can now be shown in the DatabaseSpy Online Browser pane where current database connections are visualized.
• Added option to stop SQL execution at specific command(s) - By default, SQL scripts run through even if an error occurs with a SQL command, which can be problematic when SQL scripts contain multiple statements. Now, in addition to the option to halt SQL execution as soon as the first error is returned, you can abort execution (or not) when an error is returned for a specific command by adding a comment to your SQL script.
  • The comment and parameters are: -- abort_execution_on_error: true|false|yes|no|y|n|1|0
  • You can add the comment anywhere in the script and it will affect only those SQL statements that follow it.
• Updated support for MariaDB - Support for MariaDB has been updated to include the latest versions, 10.4 and 10.5.

Altova DiffDog Professional Edition

• Updated support for MariaDB - Support for MariaDB has been updated to include the latest versions, 10.4 and 10.5.