 Web Services for Microsoft .NET
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Change Log |
The Kapow Web Data Server 7.0 release offers the following enhancements.
Browser Based Scheduler.
Create, Update, and Delete Schedules.
Schedule robots, given time and interval.
Allow for database output.
The ability to publish or modify schedules without access to RoboMaker.
View running an queued schedules.
Remember last running time and other statistic data.
Access Control.
Database included in standard installation.
Online searchable documentation on help.kapowtech.com.
Authentication for RoboServer connection.
URL Blocking feature to block loading of unwanted content e.g. Ads.
Download large files directly to disk.
If-Then Converter improved.
Loop creation improved.
Loop backwards implemented for main loop types.
Double Click in page view for default action adding step.
Feature to merge consecutive hide and unhide steps when right clicking in the page view.
PDF files are viewed in Acrobat Reader.
Other GUI improvements.
Added detailed views for trace events and headers in the Browser Tracer.
Change of the file format for saved browser traces to Zipped XML.
Added Cancel button on Debug Execution Environment Dialog.
Added new profiling, controlled from Settings.
Browser Engine JavaScript processing improvements.
Portal module clipping improvements.
Discontinued
The 7.0 release is fully backwards compatible with the previous release and provides a smooth upgrade path. See Upgrading from Earlier Versions for details.
For 7.0 Enterprise customers, the software update process remains the same:
Send email to support@kapowtech.com to request a
new license key and download instructions for your software
update.
Enter the new key in the product screen as part of product installation process.
With Release 7.0 we announce the following support policies:
Kapow Mashup Server 6.5 all editions will be supported through April 30, 2011.
Kapow Mashup Server 6.4 all editions will be supported through November 5, 2010.
Kapow Mashup Server 6.3 all editions will be supported through April 30, 2010.
See Supported Platforms and System Requirements.