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• 17713 – ww.dll – ww.dll now correctly masks data in plain text password and credit card fields that get

written into the logs.

• 18102 – ww.dll – ww.dll now correctly deals with an invalid card type error returned from ProtoBase, and

no longer returns <proc_online>0</proc_online> to the E-Commerce pages which had previously

resulted in the CCTimeout email incorrectly getting sent. Instead, the guest will be taken to the

error.aspx page where they will get the message "This Card Was Not Approved. Message:

ACKNOWLEDGED".

• 18166 – ww.dll – Improvements have been made to the XML processing in ww.dll in order to allow

duplicate tags to be processed successfully.

• 19000 – ww.dll – A bug in ww.dll has been fixed where the amount charged for an item could be incorrect

by a very small amount when tax is required for the item and it is sold via the E-Commerce pages.

• 20602 – ww.dll - GetItem and GetItemExpanded will now respect <type_n> flags passed in (just

like getitemtree and getmods and getparents). If an item or modifier isn't set to the proper sales

point type, it will not be returned from the call.

Appendix A

The Update_Siriusware_41.msi includes a utility called SplitInfinIni. The SplitInfinIni

utility’s purpose is to help Siriusware attain Windows 7 certification with regard to the prohibition of writing

transient data to the Program Files directory, favoring the ProgramData directory instead. The reason is

that regular (non-administrator) users are not allowed to write to the Program Files folder in default (UAC

enabled) installs of Vista and Windows 7. Any writing to these folders should trigger a UAC window requiring an

administrator password to complete. We don’t want that to happen, so we must use the ProgramData folder for

transient data.

The utility is designed to take Siriusware’s existing .INI files and split them into two files. One

xxxx_System.INI file containing settings that we feel only an administrator should be able to change, and a

second "normal" .INI file. The xxxx_System.INI file is located beneath the Program Files folder. The

second “normal” .INI file is located beneath the ProgramData folder. The “normal” .INI file will contain

settings that users can change or that the application will change during the course of running.

For example, Sales32c.INI changes from one file (See following figure left) into two files (See following

figure right):

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