Now Available: RaptorXML Server, Service Pack 1 of v2013 Release 2, and more!

	Now Available: RaptorXML® Server!   Product Info Download Buy Now Training June 2013 1. General Availability of RaptorXML Server 2. Now Available: Service Pack 1 of v2013r2 3. News for AltovaXML Reporting Edition Customers 4. Tips for Working with FlowForce 1. General Availability of RaptorXML Server Initially announced in April 2013, RaptorXML is now available for download and purchase! Altova RaptorXML is a high-performance XML and XBRL server optimized for today's multi-CPU, multi-core computers and servers. Developers creating solutions using Altova MissionKit XML development and XBRL development tools will be able to power server applications with RaptorXML for hyper-performance, increased throughput, and efficient memory utilization to validate and process large amounts of XML or XBRL data cost-effectively. RaptorXML advantages: Lightning-fast validation and processing of XML and XBRL Ultra-high performance code optimizations Ultra-low memory footprint Compact in-memory representation of XML Information Set Streaming instance validation against DTD and XSD Streaming serialization Cross platform capabilities for Windows, Linux, and Mac OS Highly scalable code for multi-CPU/multi-core/parallel computing Superior error reporting Built-in HTTP server with RESTful web API Streaming instance validation against DTD and XSD COM and Java APIs Integration with FlowForce Server for jobs management RaptorXML conforms with the latest versions of all relevant XML and XBRL standards and has been submitted to rigorous regression and conformance testing. The server is available in three versions: RaptorXML Server supports validation and processing of: XML 1.0 & 1.1, XInclude 1.0, Xlink 1.0, XML Schema 1.0 & 1.1, XPath 1.0, 2.0 & 3.0, XSLT 1.0, 2.0 & 3.0 (subset), XQuery 1.0 & 3.0, and more. RaptorXML+XBRL Server supports all the features of RaptorXML Server, with the addition of processing and validating the XBRL family of standards: XBRL 2.1, XBRL Dimensions, XBRL Formula 1.0, XBRL Functions, and XBRL Definition Links. RaptorXML Development Edition is provided to allow XMLSpy, MapForce, and StyleVision developers to test applications during development, prior to deploying them to RaptorXML Server. RaptorXML Development Edition is for testing purposes only and has limited functionality compared to RaptorXML Server and RaptorXML+XBRL Server. This powerful new server software is available immediately. Download a trial of RaptorXML now! 2. Now Available: Service Pack 1 of v2013r2 Starting June 12, 2013, Service Pack 1 of Altova MissionKit 2013r2, as well as Altova's family of server products, is available for download. Service Pack 1 includes important fixes across all products, as well as the following: Availability of Mac OS X versions of FlowForce Server, MapForce Server, and StyleVision Server. Support for managing RaptorXML Server jobs on FlowForce Server. Availability of RaptorXML Development Edition for licensed customers of XMLSpy, MapForce, and StyleVision. Service Pack 1 is an included update for all customers of Altova Version 2013r2 desktop develper tools and server products, as well as any customers with a valid Support and Maintenance Package for their licensed products. 3. News for AltovaXML Reporting Edition Customers Altova's third generation XML processing engine, RaptorXML Server, replaces AltovaXML, which is being discontinued. To help existing AltovaXML Reporting Edition customers transition to the new engine and get the full value from their Support and Maintenance Package (SMP), Altova is offering all AltovaXML Reporting Edition customers with current SMP an additional license for RaptorXML Server for the remaining duration of their SMP at no cost. In fact, the value of this new RaptorXML license is significantly higher than the list price of AltovaXML. The RaptorXML Server license is for four cores and can be used in addition to the AltovaXML Reporting Edition license you currently have. To upgrade visit this page. 4. Tips for Working with FlowForce Server If you haven't yet had a chance to try out FlowForce Server for automating data integration or report generation processes, it may be helpful to read through a common example before getting started. This page outlines the steps required to define a complete data transformation workflow on FlowForce Server by executing MapForce Server for data mapping, and pipelining results to StyleVision Server to render a report in HTML (or other output formats). After defining the execution steps of a workflow, you may wish to enhance it further to create more orderly results and remove unneeded temporary files. Once the FlowForce Server job described above ran several times, we noticed that many output files had accumulated in the same folder we used to process input files, and temporary intermediate files had collected in the workFiles folder. This page walks you through the process of moving ancillary files to output directories as needed and periodically clearing the contents of your working directories. You'll also learn some useful tips and tricks for testing your FlowForce jobs during set up.
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