Changelog
The way branches of the data model tree are collapsed has been changed
The way branches of the data model tree are collapsed has been changed. Clicking an item expands it, but it is possible to collapse branches using a separate button. More information in the documentation: Data model structure
Improved word wrap in the Monaco editor
Improved word wrap in the Monaco editor for the Script Tasks, Formatter, and Kafka Consumers tabs.
Ability to change the order of fields in the data model tree
The ability to change the order of fields in the data model tree at one level has been added. Reordering does not affect the logic. Reordering is possible while working on a draft version of the data model. More information in the documentation: Data model structure
Selecting a data model key from a list
The ability to select a data model key from a drop-down list has been added. If there is no suitable key, it can be defined manually. More information in the documentation: Selecting a data model key from a list
Information about the set start point
If a request or process is the application's start point, information is displayed as a tag with a flag and the text "Start point" More information in the documentation: Launching the application
Data model data source editor in Eximee Designer
In Eximee Designer, we have made it possible to browse, add, and edit data sources in the data model. Additionally, sources can now be linked directly to fields and objects from the Structure tab.
The new data source editor works in a convenient two-column layout: the list of sources is on the left, and the details of the selected source are on the right. It allows you to define the key, documentation, parameters, output mapping, and JavaScript code.
We have also expanded the data model editor itself. Adding fields works contextually for the ROOT and individual nodes, and newly added elements appear at the top of the list. We have also introduced key validation and a virtual ROOT tile, which makes it easier to start working with an empty model.
In the application view, there is also an option to create a data model and automatically attach it to the application, without the need for manual technical operations.
More information in the documentation: Data source editor
Exporting a process diagram to an image file
In Eximee Designer, it is now possible to download the BPMN diagram as an image with one click. It's a quick way to enrich documentation, presentations, or workshop materials — regardless of the project stage.
Analytical applications
Regardless of the project phase: from initial discussions and shaping the vision to finalizing the last implementation details, a process diagram can greatly facilitate communication. The graphic of the process can supplement formal documentation or support discussion during workshops.
Processes have long been modelled in Eximee Designer. Even at the initial stages of analysis. Now Eximee Designer has a convenient button that lets you download an image you can use anywhere.
More information in the documentation: Exporting a process to an SVG image
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