Document Information
More support for:
Merative Social Program Management
Software version:
7.0.4
Operating system(s):
Linux, Windows
Modified date:
21 February 2019
Merative ™ Social Program Management 7.0.4.1 iFix2
Merative ™ Social Program Management is now Cúram ™ by Merative™
Release Notes
Abstract
Merative Social Program Management 7.0.4.1 iFix2 Release Notes
Content
Introduction
System Requirements
Download
Installation
Improvements, Resolved Issues and Third Party Updates
Known Issues
Notices
Welcome to the Merative Social Program Management 7.0.4.1 iFix2 release.
This is a cumulative release which incorporates the Improvements, Resolved Issues and Third Party Updates contained in all previous 7.0.4.1 iFix releases. Details of these Improvements, Resolved Issues and Third Party Updates are included separately in the release notes for each of the previous iFix releases.
For the latest version of the release notes, see https://curam-spm-devops.github.io/wh-support-docs/spm/release-notes.
Full product documentation can be found in the documentation.
For information about the supported software and hardware for this release, see the Merative Social Program Management Prerequisites.
Prior to running the installer please ensure all files in your Merative Social Program Management installation are writable.
The installation steps are as follows:
- Extract the contents of the zip file to a local drive location.
- Run the Merative Social Program Management installer, which can be found in the INSTALLER folder at that location.
- After installing, the appropriate build targets must be run as necessary for your installation.
Additional installation instructions can be found in the Development Environment Installation Guide.
Upgrading
If you are upgrading from a previous version, the Merative Social Program Management Upgrade Helper contains documentation and tooling to help you to upgrade your Merative Social Program Management application codebase and database to work with your new version of Merative Social Program Management. The Merative Social Program Management Upgrade Guide describes a recommended process for performing application and database upgrades. The Upgrade Helper contains tools to assist you with implementing the upgrade, including tooling to produce a schedule of required migrations for your upgrade, tooling to provide information about database schema changes and tooling to generate initial SQL scripts for applying changes to your database.
To download the appropriate version of the Merative Social Program Management Upgrade Helper, see the download instructions at https://www.merative.com/support/spm.
Improvements, Resolved Issues and Third Party Updates
Cúram Enterprise Framework
Cúram Modules
Application Development Environment
Application Development Environment
Client Development Environment
CLIENT DEVELOPMENT ENVIRONMENT
ACCESSIBILITY
PO07996, WorkItem:242253 - Screen reader does not announce the tab titles when moving through the content area tab navigation bar
Issue Description:
When a user searched for a person, opened their home page and moved through the content area tab navigation bar, JAWS screen reader 17 and 2018 ignored the tab title and/or read other elements that were not related to the tab title.
User Interface Impact: No
Steps to Reproduce:
- Using JAWS 17 or 2018 with Internet Explorer 11.
- Login as a caseworker.
- Navigate to a Person profile page e.g. 'James Smith'.
- Navigate to the 'Home' tab on the content area tab navigation bar and move through the other tabs such as 'Evidence' and 'Care and Protection'.
- Issue: The extra text is not being consistently announced.
Resolution:
The issue has been resolved and JAWS now correctly announces the tab titles.
PO07816 , WorkItem:242254 - Application screen heading structure used by JAWS navigation missing Level 1 Heading
Issue Description:
Previously, the heading structure of application pages was missing the h1 heading. When using JAWS to navigate the application by pressing Insert+F6, the list of available headings to move to was starting from the h2 heading.
User Interface Impact: No
Steps to Reproduce:
- Login as a caseworker using Internet Explorer 11.
- Launch JAWS 2018.
- Press Insert+F6 to bring up the lists of headings (on any pages of the Curam Application).
- Issue: Observe the list of headings in the JAWS dialog. The h1 heading is not displayed in the list.
Resolution:
This issue has been resolved by updating the Application Banner Renderer to create the h1 element. Now 'IBM Cúram Social Program Management' is displayed as h1 in the Heading List on the JAWS dialog when pressing Insert+F6.
PO07807, WorkItem:242256 - Color Contrast correction for Calendar
Issue Description:
In the UI's Calendar widget the color for today's date fails Level AA Conformance to Web Content Accessibility Guidelines. This is due to the background-color being light-blue (#9FBBDE) and the font-color being white (#FFFFFF). This impacts users with impaired vision, preventing them from distinguishing the dates available in the Calendar.
User Interface Impact: No
Steps to Reproduce:
- Login as a caseworker.
- Search for a person registered this month, and click their name to open their profile.
- In the Tab Actions menu click 'Edit..'.
- Click the Calendar widget next to Registration Date.
- Issue: Observe that today's date is highlighted with a light blue background-color and white font.
Resolution:
Observe now that the font color is now black which conforms with Level AA Conformance to Web Content Accessibility Guidelines.
PO07793, WorkItem:242257 - JAWS screen reader reads the tabular structure where it is used for layout purpose
Issue Description:
JAWS 2018 reads the tabular structure of the first field in a form followed by the actual field name (for example “Table Column 2 Row 1 First Name”). JAWS should just read the field name.
User Interface Impact: No
Steps to Reproduce:
- Login as a caseworker.
- Navigate to Person Search page.
- Start JAWS 2018.
- Tab on the page to the first input field in a form.
- Issue: JAWS reads out the field name and the tabular structure.
Resolution:
This issue is now resolved and JAWS 2018 no longer reads out the structure of the fields in a form.
Intelligent Evidence Gathering
Intelligent Evidence Gathering
WorkItem:243251 - Universal Access Responsive Web Application: Issue with trailing zeros not displaying in field amounts
Issue Description:
Previously trailing zeros at the end of decimal numbers were not displayed when you navigated back through pages.
User Interface Impact: No
Steps to Reproduce:
- Navigate to an IEG page and enter a decimal number with trailing numbers.
- Navigate away from and then back to this page.
- Observe that the trailing zeros are not displayed.
Resolution:
This has now been resolved and trailing zeros are displayed correctly.
PO08113, WorkItem:243414 - Universal Access Responsive Web Application: Argument substitution in message text fails when the placeholder type is ‘%1d’.
Issue Description:
Previously date values were not substituted correctly in message text when the placeholder type was "%1d".
User Interface Impact: No
Steps to Reproduce:
- Navigate to an IEG page and enter a date field.
- Observe that any message displaying this date will output "%1d" instead of the actual date.
Resolution:
This has now been resolved and date values are substituted correctly.
PO08122, WorkItem:243459 - Universal Access Responsive Web Application: Issue with the Next and Save & Exit buttons on summary pages
Issue Description:
Previously, while accessing an IEG page, you couldn't go to the next page by using the ‘Next’ or ‘Save & Exit’ buttons if an attribute was defined by using a custom domain definition derived from IEG_INT32.
User Interface Impact: No
Steps to Reproduce:
- Navigate to an IEG page where an attribute is defined by using a custom domain definition derived from IEG_INT32.
- Attempt to navigate to the next page or use ‘Save & Exit’ .
- Observe that the navigation is blocked.
Resolution:
This issue has now been resolved and columns with type Integer are converted to type String for lists in summary pages.