What’s New – V4.1.13 | Building a Real-Time Common Operating Picture Has Never Been Easier

Blog: XMPro Blog

In XMPro’s V4.1.13 release, we’ve added new features that make it easier than ever to create a real-time common operating picture of your business.

For the full summary of this release, please see our release notes.

App Designer

Azure Digital Twin Hierarchy Block

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This new block in the XMPro App Designer toolbox allows you to connect your asset hierarchy in Azure Digital Twins to your time series data in Azure Data Explorer (all without coding).
You can now visually navigate your asset hierarchy across regions, plants and sites and compare parameters across different assets.

Image Map Block

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The updated Image Map block allows you to overlay dynamic and static content onto a background image. You can add indicators that change color onto assets in your plant, show text values that update with live sensor data and move markers based on x and y coordinates in a database.

The new version of this block maintains the aspect ratio for both the background image and overlay content, making it much simpler to create a design that works on different screen sizes.

Unity Block

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Take advantage of the Unity platform and performance improvements with the new Unity block that supports Unity 2020 and above.

The legacy Unity block is still available for use in your existing applications.

Connector Logs

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Spend less time troubleshooting in the XMPro App Designer with the new Connector Logs feature. Whether you’re an App composer, the developer writing a new Connector, or an Administrator, you can now easily view messages generated by a Connector.

Data Stream Designer

‘Started On’ Stream Metric

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Stream Metrics provide helpful information about the health of your Data Stream. We’ve added a Started On metric that shows the number of Stream Hosts on which the Data Stream started vs the total number of Stream Hosts online across all Collections.

This metric is especially useful to alert you when the Data Stream is first published that it failed to start on one or more Stream Hosts.

Subscription Manager

Sync Business Roles to Azure Active Directory

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We’re continuously working to simplify access management for our users. If you’re using Azure AD as your External Identity Provider, you can now manage your XMPro business roles from within Azure AD as well.

You can set this up by specifying a claim name that Azure AD or the graph API will pass to the XMPro Subscription Manager. When a user logs in, Subscription Manager will look at the value specified in the Azure AD claim and assign them to the XMPro Business Role with the same name.

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