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Chapter 7. Fixed issues in Red Hat Decision Manager 7.3.1

Red Hat Decision Manager 7.3.1 provides increased stability and fixed issues listed in this section.

7.1. Installer
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  • When installing only Decision Server, the installer does not create the user specified on the user creation screen [RHDM-885]

7.2. Business Central
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  • Manual changes to the kmodule.xml file are overridden [RHDM-599]
  • In a guided decision table, an incorrect V&V results when an operator is entered in the row definition rather than the column definition [RHDM-711]
  • The Red Hat Decision Manager designer library must be filtered with the RuleFlow filter by default under a SWARM installation [RHDM-538]
  • The package name white list should contain the project’s default package [RHPAM-1890]

7.3. Decision engine
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  • MVELConcequenceBuilder interprets the second appearance of the hash symbol (#) within a string incorrectly as a comment [RHDM-856]
  • If you use the plus icon (+) to insert a row in a guided rule template, values are missed or changed [RHDM-920]
  • Decision Server is not removed from the controller view if the server is killed or crashes [RHPAM-1654]

7.4. OpenShift
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  • Setting the Maven mirror URL does not exclude Business Central [RHDM-883]
  • Kie server timers are not clustered [RHPAM-181]
  • XStream marshaller does not work with PMML on execution server [RHPAM-1900]
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