MidPoint 4.9, code-named “Verne”, was released in October 2024. Similar to Verne’s novels, it brings several technological advancements. You can look forward to significant improvements in role mining and the first version of outlier detection. Moreover, midPoint 4.9 focuses on streamlining entitlement management, which is described in detail in a new methodology and backed up Read more about MidPoint 4.9 “Verne” Update 1 Released[…]
Requesting new access by users or their managers is a common use case in many organizations. While this feature was available even in older versions of midPoint, it was simple and not very user-friendly. Listening to our customers and redesigning the whole feature and user interface brought us a much better user experience and configuration Read more about Request Access Workshop Summary[…]
Upgrading midPoint deployment is quite complex and tedious task that requires a lot of preparation, planning and manual work. Even before the upgrade itself started. Analysis of existing configuration, data and customizations is necessary to understand the impact of the upgrade. With midPoint 4.8 we have introduced a new set of features to our tool Read more about MidPoint with Ninja Webinar Summary[…]
In mid-October we released midPoint 4.8 “Curie”. In this version we threw out the old unusable Resource Wizard that contained multiple configurations in one panel, multiple pop-ups, and kept opening a new configuration panel in the open configuration panel. We implemented a new Resource Wizard that emphasized simplicity, usability, and interactivity. In the webinar that Read more about Resource Wizard in MidPoint 4.8[…]
We have recently released midPoint 4.8, code-named Curie. Katarína Bolemant, our Development Team Leader, will walk you through the features and improvements it brings.
MidPoint 4.7 has been released. It is code-named Johnson after Katherine Johnson because of its most important feature – simulations. With simulations feature midPoint can predict results of future operations. It can provide basic what-if analysis and so reduce concerns about harming the production data. Hand in hand with simulations, object marks can be used. Read more about MidPoint 4.7 “Johnson”[…]
Last Thursday we organized a webinar dedicated to what’s new in midPoint 4.6. After the marathon of webinars related to the LTS version 4.4 we took a break after 4.5, but now we’re back with our tradition of What’s New webinars. Version 4.6, code-named “Baumgarten”, brings a lot of improvements – and not only under Read more about MidPoint 4.6 Webinar Summary[…]
tl;dr: We’d like to drop JDK 11, preferably in our next feature release (midPoint 4.6). Current LTS (4.4.x) will not be affected. If you think it is not a good idea, let us know why. And now the whole story: It feels just like yesterday when we were stuck with JDK 8, but since then, Read more about Time to Let JDK 11 Go… Eventually[…]
For many versions, it has been possible to deploy midPoint as a standalone application. After all, this is the preferred way how to do it. Simply run the WAR, using one of the provided scripts or as a service. There was another way – the legacy way – how to do it. You could take Read more about Replacing WAR With JAR[…]
From version 4.4 midPoint supports only new Native Reports. In the webinar, we talked about two kinds of Native reports, the collection and dashboard reports. Afterwards, we saw basic configuration attributes for new reports like query, columns, parameters and subreport. We looked at what we can do with new Native reports. The creating of new Read more about Native Reports Webinar Summary[…]