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The default Identity Manager Engine version is now Identity Manager 3.5. This means that whenever you create Identity Vaults or servers, Designer assumes that they have Identity Manager 3.5 capabilties. You are able to successfully deploy and run such configurations only on an actual Identity Manager 3.5 machine.
You can easily change this default setting in Designer's preferences or by directly setting the Identity Manager Engine version on any server in your configuration.
Due to strong world demand, Designer is now internationalized. In addition to English, the
following languages are available for Designer:
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New wizards step you through creating classes and attributes when you manage the Identity Vault schema.
You use these wizards anytime you create a new class or attribute (for example, when you click Add Class in
the Manage Schema dialog box).
These wizards help to ensure that all necessary information is filled out properly for the new class or attribute
so that the schema can be exported without errors.
By default, the Heap Size control now shows on the bottom bar of Designer. This control
indicates how much memory Designer is consuming and the maximum amount of memory that's allocated to Designer.
You can free up memory by selecting the small garbage can icon. You can set a mark (or threshold) so that if
the threshold is passed, the bar appears red, as a warning indicator.
Also, on the Designer icon that you click to run Designer, some arguments follow the executable. The
arguments look like the following:
-Xms512m -Xmx1024m
The arguments specify the minimum amount of memory to allocate when Designer first loads and the maximum amount that
Designer can possibly take. The -Xms setting is for the mininum, and the -Xmx setting is for the maximum. Both are done in terms of MB (512m means 512 MB).
If you are on a low-memory machine, you might want to decrease the amounts. If you have abundant memory
and typically don't simultaneously run other applications that require much memory, you might want to increase these settings. The default settings are already fairly high.
To help you better understand a problem, all project checks now have more information on each result.
Designer has much better support for larger system font sizes. See the Readme file for the recommended specifications.
The JRE that ships with Designer has been updated to contain the latest changes to Daylight Savings Time in North America.
A FAQ explains these changes.
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Other Enhancements and Bug Fixes |
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