Following new features, enhancements, and significant changes have been introduced into Applixure products in this half of the ongoing year:
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Single sign-on (SSO) is now supported for user authentication
Applixure now supports using SSO for authentication for Applixure user accounts owned by Accounts and Environments. Initial support for SSO uses Microsoft Entra ID as the identity provider, and the SSO requirement can be configured for individual users in Account or Environment or as a requirement for all user accounts owned by the SSO-configured Account or Environment.
You can read more about SSO support in a Helpcenter article documenting SSO configuration and use.
Connect API endpoints now supporting returned data paging
For selected endpoints potentially returning a large number of objects, making the resulting JSON document inconveniently large to process on the client side - as well as taking time to fully transfer through the Internet - it is now possible to specify additional offset and limit URI parameters.
Using these parameters, it is now possible to page or iterate through full results in smaller chunks of data, so the actual time to transfer the content will be more reasonable as well as limiting e.g. memory requirements of the client's REST library while processing the returned data. Using the paging approach trades the convenience of issuing only one single HTTP request with needing to do client-side logic for iterating using multiple HTTP requests, and then merging the data, but we recommend doing paging for any customers having large numbers of agents and software objects in their environment.
You can read more about using paging from our Developer site's documentation.
User account unlocking from the user management
It is now possible for Applixure Account administrators and Environment administrators to unlock user accounts that have been locked due to too many subsequent failed password attempts using the Account or Environment user management page - depending on the owning entity for the user account in question. Users themselves can also unlock their own user accounts by performing a password reset functionality (for non-SSO-enabled user accounts).
32/64-bit statuses for software
New status information has been added to individual software's details page, as well as in the API data for software objects, about detected bitness of the applications associated with the software in question. If the software has both 32- and 64-bit applications related to it, then both indicators are displayed:
Please note that this information might not be displayed at all for certain types of software, such as bitness-independent .NET Framework-based executables. Also, for any software products that might not have any executable content as part of their installed content, the bitness information is not shown, nor for any software products which have yet to be seen by Applixure Agent as being executed.
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