OLSA Product Release Notes


OLSA 1.2 SR2 Patch 4

Bug Fixes

OLSA 1.2 SR2 Patch 2

Bug Fixes

OLSA 1.2 SR2

New Features

Bug Fixes

Known Issues

OLSA 1.2 SR1

New Features

Bug Fixes

Known Issues with this Release

OLSA 1.2

New Features

Bug Fixes

Known Issues with this Release

OLSA 1.1 SR3 Patch 5

Bug Fixes

OLSA 1.1 SR3 Patch 4

Bug Fixes

OLSA 1.1 SR3 Patch 3

Bug Fixes

OLSA 1.1 SR3

Bug Fixes

OLSA 1.1 SR2

New Features

Bug Fixes

OLSA 1.1 SR1

New Features

Known Issues with this Release

OLSA 1.1

New Features

Known Issues with this Release

OLSA 1.0 Patch

Fixes with this Release

Using Minimal HACP Courseware

If one of our OLSA customers uses minimal HACP courseware, such as Passive, ILT, and so forth, they could not track correctly. The issue was that the ‘Lesson_Status’ and ‘Lesson_Location’ AICC parameters were ‘Lession_Status’ and ‘Lession_Location’ respectively. Due to the spelling errors of the AICC parameters, the Third-Party Learning management System would not track the courseware properly.

Two Threads Running Causes Issues

If a user cancels the current asset metadata submission and resubmits the submission, potentially two threads are reading or writing the same table within our company database. This could cause unwanted results. To prevent this, we now prevent the cancellation and resubmission of an asset metadata request.

Using SO_GetMultiActionOnSignOnUrl with .NET

If a client uses the SO_GetMultiActionSignOn web service operation with .NET, they would receive a ‘java.lang.IllegalArgumentException’. This was caused by the birthDate of GetMultiActionSignOnUrlRequest. Once the birthDate object was changed to the ‘xsd:date’ type, this exception no longer occurs. This forces a recompilation of client stubs for Java clients because of this backwards incompatible change to the WSDL.

OLSA 1.0

Known Issues with this Release

OLSA Stage 1

Known Issues with this Release

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