GAS 3.21 new features

A summary of new features and changes in functionality introduced with Genero Application Server (GAS) 3.21.

Important:

This page covers only those new features introduced with the Genero Application Server (GAS) version specified in the page title. Check prior new features pages if you migrate from an earlier version. Make sure to also read the upgrade guide corresponding to this version.

Corresponding upgrade guide: GAS 3.21 upgrade guide.

Previous new features guide: GAS 3.20 new features.

Table 1. Engine and Architecture
Overview Reference
Starting at 3.21.02
The SEND_VERSION element is added to allow you to configure the header for GAS version. It is set to FALSE by default. See SEND_VERSION
The resource res.http.send.version is added to apply internally the setting for sending the GAS version. It is set to FALSE by default. See SEND_VERSION
The --keep-alive-timeout option is added in the standalone dispatcher, httpdispatch. Once an HTTP request has been processed, the timeout specifies how long the dispatcher will wait for a subsequent HTTP request before closing the connection with the client. Default is 15 seconds. See httpdispatch
The gasadmin gar --list-archives command allows an argument with options for listing details of deployed archives. See:
The gasadmin gar --clean-archives command allows an argument with options for cleaning (removing) specified archives. See:
The gasadmin session --list-session-ids option is added to list the identifiers of the sessions running in the GAS. See:
The gasadmin session --count-sessions option is added to count the active sessions running in the GAS. See:
The gasadmin gar --archive-deployment-path option is added to return the deployment path of a Genero archive (gar) file deployed on the GAS. See:
The app.timeout.autologout resource allows you to set the autologout timeout either in the as.xcf file or by overriding the default value from the command line when starting the dispatcher. See Autologout timeout resource and TIMEOUT (for auto logout)
Table 2. Single Sign-On (SSO) and delegation
Overview Reference
Starting at 3.21.04
The GAS configuration file includes a new resource, res.gip.access.control, which specifies access control for GIP services, including the StarterApp. By default, it is set to the keyword NOBODY. Access must be configured by changing the resource to ALL. See New resource added for GIP StarterApp access