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Magic Collaboration Studio

Released on: November 18, 2022


Magic Collaboration Studio 2022x Refresh1 includes exciting new features, such as customizable announcements that can be displayed to users on login and project load, renewed and enhanced Data markings capability, case-insensitive authentication against LDAP servers, and password complexity requirements that considerably improve system security. Last but not least, Magic Collaboration Studio services are extended with initial Webhooks support.

In addition, the Collaborator web application introduces the export of comments to the PDF/HTML format, which allows you to archive discussions among team members that resulted in specific changes in the model, a resizable navigation pane in Collaborator documents, and other improvements.


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Announcements

Upgraded Data Markings

Case-Insensitive LDAP Authentication

Password Complexity Requirements

Webhooks (Technology Preview)

SAML Integration Updates

Collaborator Application

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Announcements
The 2022x

The 2022x Refresh1 version of Magic Collaboration Studio introduces the ability to

set

 set up custom

announcements

announcements to be shown to users. These announcements can be displayed as notifications when users log into the server or open specified resources both through the modeling tool and web applications. With this feature in place, you can quickly and easily announce early server upgrades, project deadlines, or any other organization-specific information within the tool.

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Creating a new announcement.
Upgraded Data Markings

With the

initial

initial Data Markings

release

 release, we introduced a way of marking Magic Collaboration

Studio users

Studio users, user groups, resources, and categories with end-user predefined security levels. To allow for an even more granular and flexible access control, the new version of Magic Collaboration Studio allows you to define hierarchical, non-hierarchical (flat) classifiers or a combination of both. This

also means

also means that from now

on you

on you can assign multiple data markings to

a resource

a resource, category, user, or group.

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Setting a flat data markings group and viewing a user with both hierarchical and flat markings.
Case-Insensitive LDAP Authentication
It has come to our attention that most LDAP servers across our customer base are configured to act as case-insensitive by default. Therefore, fromnow on the authentication process against external users coming from LDAP servers is case insensitive as well. This eliminates the need to remember the exact case of your username as set in the organization’s LDAP server.
Password Complexity Requirements

Previously, it was possible to create internal user accounts without

any restrictions on

any restrictions on their passwords, which might have led to potential security issues. Beginning with the 2022x Refresh1 version, administrators can set the rules for internal

user password

user password complexity. These rules apply to existing passwords, as well: users are forced to change their password

if new

if new complexity rules get rolled out.


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Webhooks (Technology Preview)

From day one, Magic Collaboration Studio offers services and APIs to access and use repository data. With the 2022x Refresh1 release we are stepping forward and introducing a technology preview of the so-called ”inverse API“ – webhooks. With webhooks support, you can get notifications pushed to a specified endpoint on predefined events in Magic Collaboration Studio instead of constantly polling for new data through REST APIs. The initial webhooks release allows you to listen to commit-type events in chosen resources, with more exciting capabilities

coming soon

coming soon!

To learn more about webhooks services, please see the OpenAPI specification of Magic Collaboration Studio REST API.

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SAML Integration Updates

SAML metadata content and URL are changed. Customers using SAML integration should update SAML metadata URL or metadata file itself on the side of the SAML Identity Provider.


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Collaborator Application

Exporting Comments to PDF/HTML

The Collaborator web application introduces a new feature allowing you to export comments to the PDF/HTML format. This way you can archive the discussions among team members that resulted in specific changes made in the model and thus trace the reasoning behind these changes. The exported files include not only all comments and replies created in the document but also the document and project information and comments statistics.


Collaborator comments exported to PDF.


Resizable Navigation Pane

The navigation pane in Collaborator documents is now resizable, so you'll be able to adjust the document portal according to your needs.


Resizing the navigation pane in a Collaborator document.


Other

  • When you simulate a model with a UI mockup or Time Series chart, a new UI window opens automatically during model execution.



  • Now you can change the number of decimals displayed in Collaborator documents. When you specify the Decimal Places project option in your project, the setting is remembered and used for the documents published from that project as well.



  • If you use the data markings functionality to mark a project with a custom-defined access level, the same data marking is now automatically applied to all the documents published from that project.







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Documentation

News of earlier versions



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