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2025.1.0 released

· 2 min read
Robert Loipfinger
Robert Loipfinger
Cirlce Lead Platform @ ADITO

With version 2025.1.0, the ADITO platform delivers a range of technical improvements that directly benefit development, administration, and integration processes.

Below is a brief overview of selected changes:
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CKEditor: First step toward AI-assisted content creation​

An AI assistant is now integrated directly into the editor. It is connected to ADITO’s own infrastructure, fully hosted in Germany and compliant with all GDPR requirements.

Microsoft Graph: New Exchange calendar integration​

For the first time, the platform can access calendar data via Microsoft Graph. This lays the foundation for broader Microsoft 365 integration.

JDito: Modern scripting with extended language support​

The embedded JavaScript engine (Rhino 1.8.0) has been updated, enabling the use of modern language features such as advanced control structures and functions.

REST web services: More robust, efficient, and predictable​

REST interfaces can now be configured more precisely and integrated more reliably with third-party systems. Several technical improvements enhance behavior under load and reduce unnecessary resource consumption. This simplifies external API integration and improves overall system stability.

Designer: Improvements for module development​

The Designer includes multiple enhancements that improve traceability and reduce maintenance effort. These changes support more reliable configuration, particularly in complex data models and rule-based logic.

Lookup, TreeTable, validation: Fewer inconsistencies, better defaults​

Various fixes improve the behavior of lookup fields, tree components, and validation logic. In particular, multi-value inputs now behave more consistently, with better handling of empty values and increased reliability in custom forms.

Infrastructure: Up to date and cleaned up​

Numerous technical dependencies have been updated in the background, including PostgreSQL, Ignite, Quartz, and all JDBC drivers. These updates reduce technical debt, improve long-term maintainability, and minimize the need for manual error handling at runtime.