Changelog

In this version of the Middleware solved an issue in ByoDC that could lead to out of memory issues during the Helipad upload.

In this version of the Middleware we solved a bug happening when creating a local DSFinV-K export.

In this version of the Middleware we solved a bug concerning a sorting error in our DSFinV-K export. Additionally, we fixed a bug by changing backslash to forward slash in the path for FCC used on Linux.

We've updated our smartcard personalization tool to make it compatible with the latest ACOS-ID smartcards distributed by A-Trust. Old card generations continue to be supported.

We've fixed an issue in the Receipt Journal page of the Portal that leads to filters needing to be correctly applied.

In this version of the Middleware we reworked the way we build the reference trees in our DSFinV-K export to increase its performance in some specific cases. Additionally, we introduced some changes to the handling of specific business cases in our DSFinV-K export, and fixed a format issue that affected fiskaly TSEs and AmadeusVerify. Also we updated the target framework for our Android Launcher.

In this version of the Austrian Middleware, we've added support for the newly released A-Trust ACOS-ID smartcards to the fiskaltrust.signing.atapdu package.

We improved the performance of the PosOperator Overview page and display all records at once without the need to search first.

As we find this page beneficial to PosDealers, we made a couple of improvements in the last weeks:

In this version of the Middleware, we have increased the default fiskaly timeout to enable longer TAR export to be performed successfully, and improved the Arm compatibility of the Swissbit and SQLite packages. Additionally, we have increased the default timeout of the Helipad helper as well as added a new configuration parameter to specify the concurrent upload count of TAR files. Additionally, we have added ARMel support to our SQLite packages. And finally we have created a script which helps generating indexes for MySQL databases used in a bring your own data center environment.