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Spring Core Framework Vulnerability issue

Updated: 01-04-2022 16:15 You may have read the news, a new vulnerability is reported in the “Spring Core Framework”, which impacts Spring MVC and Spring WebFlux applications running on JDK 9+. With this notification, we inform you of the latest developments regarding this issue and on the additional measures USoft is taking accordingly. On March 31, Spring provided official confirmation and CVE-2022-22965 (https://cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=CVE-2022-22965) is assigned to this vulnerability. For more detailed information, please check the links.  What is Spring Framework?  Spring-core is a prevalent framework widely used in Java applications that allows software developers to develop Java applications with enterprise-level components effortlessly.  What did we do? In order to service our customers and partners the best way possible, we have investigated this vulnerability and the possible impact on the USoft products accordingly. We have concluded that USoft Platform, USoft

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USoft 10 is launched, what is new at a glanceNews

After months of hard work, we are proud to present USoft 10 to you. The new range of possibilities of the 10 series make it easier than ever to develop with USoft. At the same time, stability and consistency are ensured.  The primary technical improvements and features in USoft 10 Integration of USoft Studio in USoft 10In USoft 10, we have integrated Business Rules Management (BRM) even more into our low-code development platform. Business rules are the preconditions and ground rules you apply in the process you want to automate. They are formulated in the language of the business. Taking business rules as a starting point for software development brings context, business rules and processes even closer to software development. Software developers and the business end now speak the same language, which benefits mutual cooperation and effectiveness. In addition, the use of natural language in the software also contributes to traceability. You can see where business rules have been incor

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Most important improvements and technical new features of USoft 10

With the launch of USoft 10 of our low-code platform, we take a further step in the ease of developing business-critical applications. Below the most important improvements and technical new features in a row that we highlighted during our webinar What's new in USoft 10 on May 18th, 2021.  Continue to make things better Keep technology up-to-dateBuilt with Visual Studio 2019 From Oracle Java to OpenJDK Bootstrap 4 & 5 support From JQuery to Vanilla javascript IndexedDB Oracle 19C & MSSQL 2019 support SOAP 1.2 C# client driver C++ 17 Improve existing featuresProfiler: Instant commits From cached in memory & committed when ready to instant. Crashes during profiling previously caused no profile.   Auto GUID domainsNew Windows Installer More versatile & standards based (MSI) Enhance expressivenessRule syntax & set processor capabilitiesNew intersection syntax SELECT <selectlist> FROM <table1> t1 INNER JOIN <table2> t2 ON t1.column_name = t2.colu

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Business process and rules: tomayto, tomhato or more?business rules

Asking this question is in a way answering it. After all, if they were completely interchangeable, we wouldn’t need to elaborate. Aligning business rules and processes is crucial in successfully incorporating big data and AI.  Business processes versus business rulesWhile rules generally focus on ‘what’, processes are commonly oriented towards ‘how’. Business rules describe for example what needs to be done, what criteria must be applied and what policies must be enforced. Business rules therefore focus on the value that needs to be created in/through a process. Processes on the other hand describe in what order (how) activities should be executed to create the desired value or outcome. It is therefore not a matter of either one or the other; they work in unity. The trouble with business rules however is that they are often not clearly and explicitly defined and are ‘scattered across the organization’. Even employees involved in defining and modeling processes often have a hard time ma

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The USoft community guide!

 Welcome to USoft’s Community PlatformHello, a warm welcome to you on our brand new USoft Community Platform! We are happy to have you here as a part of it. The last few months we have been working on the realization of this platform, and it’s amazing to see how more and more people are joining this platform.  Here, on USoft’s Community, you can broaden your knowledge about the USoft low-code platform. All our product documentation is secured on this platform and accessible at all times. And you can connect and interact with USoft enthusiasts. Amongst all these things, you can find best practices articles, the latest product updates, exchange of examples and ready-made building blocks. For future development, we would love for you to share your ideas with us. This way the USoft low-code platform can grow the best. We encourage you to look around the community, get started and connect. In the ‘How to’ article we have explained the route, and you can be virtually guided through it. Make

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How to get started in the USoft community

 It is your first visit to the USoft community? We are happy to help how you can find your way around USoft's Community. The video below the article will give you a brief introduction to the platform. We will give you a quick tour. HomepageThe homepage gives you a quick overview of important aspects of the community. The search bar at the top of the page helps you find your question, problem or article in a filtered way. For example, if you are looking for information on 'business rules' you only need to enter your question the results on that topic will come up.  Further down the homepage, you will find shortcuts to other pages, categories or recently posted articles. Knowledge BaseThe Knowledge base is the best way to start if you want to expand your knowledge and skills for the USoft platform.This is the center of the community where you will find a lot of information on many subjects. Each main topic is boldly displayed in the top menu bar. Below that, you can see articles that are

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Contacting USoft Support team

How to get in touch with USoft Support When you need help on using USoft products, or have a specific technical question there are several options you can use to get in touch with the USoft Customer Support team. If you haven't found your answer on our community platform, try one of the following ways: Option 1: Add a comment to an articleIf you have a question about a particular functionality of our platform or about the community, you can add your comment or question to one of the articles on the USoft community.Open the specific article on the USoft Community. Scroll to the end of the article and add a comment. USoft Customer Support members monitor these articles for comments and provide the answer to your question asap. Option 2: Asking the USoft communityFor help from USoft experts, post your question to the USoft Community. Our community is a great location for trading ideas with other USoft users and finding the latest information from the USoft low-code platform. Option 3: By

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Community rules of conduct

Welcome to the USoft Community, the place to connect with your peers to learn, share best practices, and collaborate about the USoft low-code platform based on business rules. We value your contributions. Before posting or commenting on the community, please read through the guidelines, because we all benefit from a healthy, vibrant community. All users are expected to be familiar with the rules of conduct and will be held accountable for following them. These guidelines are in addition to the USoft Community terms and conditions.Contributions to the USoft community are posted without intervention by USoft. We do, however, periodically check contributions for compliance with these terms by users.USoft reserves the right to edit or delete contributions that (presumably) violate the letter or spirit of these terms and to exclude participants from further use of the forum. This may be the case for:Discriminatory/offensive username, profile picture signature and/or comments. Use of multipl

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Terms and Conditions USoft community

​Rights and obligations of usersIf you wish to contribute to the USoft community, you must register as a user. Unregistered users can use the community as readers but are not permitted to post contributions.By your use of the USoft community, whether as a registered user or an unregistered user, you indicate that you have read and agreed to these Terms of Use. USoft B.V. (hereinafter USoft) has the right to change these terms and conditions without notice.Contributions from users are not read or approved by USoft prior to posting. However, after posting they are reviewed by one of the moderators. If it is necessary to adjust the contribution, one of the moderators will contact the user. This may be if the message is not correct or in violation of the terms of use. Re-use of contributionsBy using the USoft community, you give USoft the irrevocable power of attorney to use your contribution, once posted, for use on the community or USoft's website without restriction or cost. USoft is un

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Stay tuned pre-announcement! USoft version 10 is coming up in Q2 2021

The first step for the ambitious 10 series of our low-code platform is coming up in Q2 2021USoft has a clear vision that software should ensure that companies have the freedom to completely control the 'digital world'. To do this, usability, diversity (and freedom) of capabilities and the quality to handle complexity go hand in hand in development of the USoft Platform. With the launch of USoft 10, USoft is taking the next step in this ambition.  USoft's CTO, Frank Rijnders, jokingly calls this USoft 10 release the "Developer 1st edition". "In this USoft 10 release we lay a very strong foundation for the coming functional developments. Think about Cloud, Artificial Intelligence, new web technologies and of course further strengthening our low-code capabilities. In addition, we have taken some very important steps for our existing customers to make the lives of developers a lot easier. All this leads to a lot of new technical tools and a solid foundation for the next releases of USoft 1

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