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Chapter 8. Fixed issues in Red Hat Process Automation Manager 7.7.1

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

Note

Red Hat Decision Manager fixed issues apply to Red Hat Process Automation Manager as well. For a list of Red Hat Decision Manager 7.7.1 fixed issues, see the Release Notes for Red Hat Decision Manager 7.7

8.1. Business Central
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  • In Business Central, NotificationListener is starting without ISO expression [RHDM-1278]
  • Stored credentials are not encrypted when you import a git repository [RHPAM-2838]
  • Business Central latency is correlated with the number of group memberships [RHPAM-2708]

8.2. Process engine
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  • When a process triggers an intermediate timer, the event subprocess with the timer is also fired [RHPAM-2864]
  • An error boundary event is unable to handle an exception thrown by reusable sub-process node [RHPAM-2782]
  • When a test starts with a high number of processes and timers, then the server throws an OutOfMemoryError error before all the process instances are created [RHPAM-2912]

8.3. Installer
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  • When you run the Red Hat Process Automation 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. Integration
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  • Springboot support for @Autowired beans in the NotificationListener is missing [RHPAM-2705]

8.5. 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]
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