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FrameworX build 10.0.1.342 [10/23/2024]
Module | Description |
|---|---|
Displays | Correction to AssetTree icons in the HTML5 Client and correction in the Historian Monitor when adding a pen. |
Designer | BarChart preview brush fixed when selecting items. |
All modules | Added protection against denial-of-service attacks related to CVE-2024-48924. |
SmartClient | Fixed SmartClient to work with non-default TCP ports. |
Historian, TagProvider | Added Historian access to TagProviders. |
Historian | TagsDictionary table is now created automatically by the Historian module. |
Import | Fixed duplicate level tags during plugin import. |
Designer | Provide additional guidance on fixing issues when migrating from v9.2 to v10. |
ScriptEditor, ScriptCompiler | Fixed http://VB.NET 'For' loop error when the iteration variable is not declared, addressed the "Exit Sub" error in functions, made the "My" resource accessible and correction on DataTable Tags using reference to Data Templates. |
Designer | When creating a new tag with the New Tag icon, the default AccessType is now set to ReadWrite instead of DeviceControl (Write Only). |
TagProvider | Create TagProvider for a normalized SQL Historian Tables. |
TMQTTBroker | TMQTTBroker now correctly loads the "TMQTTBroker.config.xml" file from the "MachineSettings" path. |
SolutionCreator | Created tool to configure EdgeGateway projects from CSV files. |
Symbol Library | PushButtonGreen1 and PushButton2 now display correctly in preview mode. |
Dataset | Dataset 'InsertCommand()' error fixed. |
Symbols | Save button no longer activates after viewing symbol properties without making changes. |
Displays | Enabled Asset methods for portable controls and symbols in RichClient and HTML5Client. |
FrameworX build 10.0.0.335 [10/10/2024]
This is the first release or FrameworX v10.
FrameworX v10 represents more than just an update to the previous release; it marks a generational shift in technology, with major advancements in user interfaces, concepts, nomenclature, and functionality. It also includes significant enhancements to the internal architecture and product-wide performance optimizations.
As a result, the release notes focus on modifications introduced after the initial release of FrameworX, rather than listing all changes compared to FactoryStudio. To review the key differences between FrameworX v10 and previous product, refer to the section: What is new in FrameworX v10