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Chapter 8. Fixed issues in Red Hat Decision Manager 7.7.1

Red Hat Decision Manager 7.7.1 provides increased stability and fixed issues listed in this section.

8.1. Business Central
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  • An exception is thrown when a test scenario containing a tag is renamed without saving [RHPAM-2674]
  • In guided rule editor, java.time.format.DateTimeFormatter is added multiple times to the rules when you use the use LocalDate type [RHDM-1318]
  • In the Data tab of Guided Rule Templates, enumerated values are not displayed in the multiple select drop-down [RHDM-1219]
  • In the test scenario designer, wrong test results are shown if the rules are not fired [RHDM-1330]

8.2. Decision engine
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  • In the executable model, *.class files are missing in the dynamically created .jar files which are based on ruleflow files [RHDM-1250]
  • An alpha node based rules which are evaluated for expired events are not executed [RHDM-1235]
  • The fired rule goes into an infinite loop when the canonical model is enabled [RHPAM-2877]

8.3. Installer
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  • When you run the Red Hat Decision Manager installer the installation path step references Red Hat JBoss Web Server 5.1 instead of Red Hat JBoss Web Server 5.2 [RHPAM-2745]

8.4. Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform
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  • In Business Central, you can not login with the newly created adminPassword [RHPAM-2777]
  • Business Central does not accept the newly created adminUser and adminPassword. It allows you to login with old credentials [RHPAM-2762]

8.5. DMN designer
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  • The node data type is lost when you drag and drop in the data type editor [RHDM-1269]
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