Release Notes for Oracle Insurance Gateway Patch 4.23.1.0.9

This document contains the release notes for Oracle Insurance Gateway Patch 4.23.1.0.9.

Version compatibility: Oracle Insurance Gateway Release 4.23.1.x is only compatible with other Oracle Health Insurance applications release version 4.23.1.x unless explicitly stated otherwise.
In accordance with the OHI error correction policy (Document 1494031.1 on My Oracle Support), error correction support will be provided for this release and the previous two releases.
As per the Service Description, you are obligated to request a service upgrade within 90 days of this release being generally available (GA). In line with the Oracle Cloud Services Pillar document, Section 4.2.2 End of Life, this release will be EOL in 12 months.

Enhancements

No enhancements.

Configuration Properties

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Web Services

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Data Conversion

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Dynamic Logic

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UI Changes

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Breaking Changes

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Bug Fixes

BugDB SR Internal Summary

37607211

3-39759321701

OIG-4250

Deliverbyagent fails with npe when there is a raw payload created by previous step instead of a datafile

Description:

CheckAgentAvailability, DeliverByAgent, and ReceiveAgentNotification should be skipped when the previous step creates a raw payload instead of a datafile, as there are no files to deliver.

Resolution:

A conditional check has been implemented to skip the integration steps CheckAgentAvailability, DeliverByAgent, and ReceiveAgentNotification when a datafile is not available from the previous step.

37507000

OIG-4199

Exchange Invocation Headers should be treated as case sensitive

Description:

When an exchange is invoked with exchange specific headers like ohi-exchange-description but with uppercase letters like Ohi-Exchange-Description, it is ignored because it is not in lowercase. According to HTTP RFC standard, headers should be treated as case insensitive and so OIG should accept the headers irrespective of case.

Resolution:

In order to make exchange specific headers case insensitive we are explicitly converting them to lowercase and then try to get the value of that header.

Issues that were backported in previous Release / Patch

No backports.