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Version: 1.1

Release notes

Parser Attribute Connectors features, bug fixes, and known issues by release date.

Version 1.1.0​

What's new​

  • JSON and YAML Schema support

    The Parser Attribute Connectors now support configurations in both JSON and YAML formats, while maintaining compatibility with existing XML configurations. This update also allows support for attribute definitions in ALFA language when JSON or YAML is used for the configuration.

Version 1.0.3​

Fixed issues​

  • Security fixes

    A third-party library was updated to address the following security vulnerability: CVE-2024-57699Opens in a new tab.

Version 1.0.2​

Improvements​

  • JWT Parser signature validation enhancement

    This update introduces the option to disable signature validation completely allowing for more flexible deployments on development and testing environments.

Fixed issues​

  • Security fixes

    A third-party library was updated to address the following security vulnerability: CVE-2023-51074Opens in a new tab.

Version 1.0.1​

Fixed issues​

  • JSONPath filter expressions not being processed

    Because of the previously utilized JSON provider, the Parser Attribute Connector was unable to handle JSONPath filter expressions with filter predicates such as ?(@.country in ['GR', 'SE']), ?(@.countries subset ['GR', 'SE']) , or similar. This is now resolved.

  • Exceptions caused by JSONPath expressions containing special characters

    Use of special characters in JSONPath expressions was causing the Parser Attribute Connector to throw exceptions. JSON Parser is now updated to escape special characters.

Version 1.0.0​

What's new​

  • Separate connector for each structured format: XML, JSON, and JWT

    This initial release of the Parser Attribute Connectors offers a simpler and clearer configuration format for the pre-existing XML and JSON parsers, while also introducing the JWT parser.

  • New JWT token parser and validator

    • Configurable token signature validation supporting standard algorithms.
    • Configurable standard claims validation, including issuer, audience, expiration time and activation time validation.
    • Simplified claims extraction.