What’s new in OpenText MBPM v9.6
OpenText MBPM 9.6 comes with a significant amount of new features. Get in touch with our team of OpenText MBPM experts to arrange a demo of the new version OpenText MBPM v9.6 or to discuss upgrade options.
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OpenText MBPM 9.6 comes with a significant amount of new features. Get in touch with our team of OpenText MBPM experts to arrange a demo of the new version OpenText MBPM v9.6 or to discuss upgrade options.
This blog post provides an overview of the new features and fixed bugs of OpenText MBPM 9.5.
OpenText’s MBPM (formerly Metastorm BPM) delivers the insight, power and agility you need to make your vision for business improvement a reality. To respond to increasing competitive pressures, regulatory changes, and customer demands, companies today are looking for ways to not only increase their effectiveness and efficiency but to also become more capable of change than they are today.
With Business Process Analysis, your business can achieve results quickly by:
OpenText MBPM 9.4.2 addresses stability issues and provides support for new environments. See the Supported environments section for more details.
When using the OpenText MBPM SendEmail function, you can now specify a delimiter registry setting on the engine machine. Follow these instructions to make the changes manually:
Locate the relevant registry key and add the string key FileDelimiter in the registry location:
64 bit OS:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Metastorm\ework\Engine\SMTP
32 bit OS:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Metastorm\e-work\Engine\SMTP
Notes:
If the FileDelimiter registry key does not exist, the default behavior will be applied, that is the file will be delimited with "," or ";".
The recommended FileDelimiter value is “|” because Windows does not allow the default value as the file name.
OpenText MBPM Mobile 9.4 includes the following new features:
Welcome to another great Quick Tip to Metastorm BPM or OpenText MBPM which helps to to get more from your BPM platform.
The following client-side script functions are provided for showing and hiding the Submit and Cancel buttons on a form in OpenText MBPM:
showSubmit()