Highlight Features MAKERS CHOICE 26-06

Revolutionizing App Building begins now
Finally, meet our first experimental version of our new App Editor. With the first step, we focused on moving the App Building based on a GIT integration. This empowers you first-hand to use your AI models to create Simplifier Applications, keeping all the other Simplifier governance, runtime, and integration capabilities! (Read more)
In parallel, we are already working on introducing Anna, our new App Building AI Agent, who will take over simplifying your App Creation within Simplifier. Meet us at the MakersXchange to get first insights and be curious about the next MAKERS CHOICE releases!
Starting next level OData integration
Thanks to the automatic generation of data types, OData services can be integrated into apps and processes faster and with greater reliability. The new OData features make integrations simpler, faster, and more versatile. Filtered entity sets in the Process Designer help drive processes with exactly the data that matters. In the App Editor, OData functions and actions can now also be used as data sources, enabling integration of not only data retrieval but also business logic and operations directly into apps.
The experimental use of the OData Connector in server-side business objects also opens up new possibilities for embedding external data and logic even more directly into backend processes. (Read more)
Changelog MAKERS CHOICE 26-06
App Building
- [AI] First experimental version of our new App Editor v2. The current iteration comes with a GIT integration. Build Apps using your AI models. (Read more)
- [AI] We improved the selection of elements during commenting on the recording of test cases with our AI QA Engineer and improved the AI agent’s internal processes (Read more)
- [Applications] Further performance and reliability improvements to the app editor’s WYSIWYG preview
- [Integration] Automatically generated data types for OData connectors can now also be used for parameter mappings in the app editor
- [Integration] OData functions and actions can now be used as a data source in the App UI Designer
- [Integration] The OData service shape’s function ‘load dataset’ now supports filtering by entity property values (Read more)
- [Integration] OData list bindings are now loaded exactly when defined in the Process Designer
- [Applications] The VS Code Monaco editor is now marked as a permanent feature
- [Applications] PageObjects in the OPA5 tests are part of the autocompletion in the VS Code Monaco editor
- [Integration] Nested types are fully supported and are part of the autocompletions in the VS Code Monaco editor
Business Objects
- [Integration] We have enhanced the connector SBO API to support using OData connectors in server-side business objects as an experimental feature (Read more)
- [Integration] The VS Code Monaco editor is now marked as a permanent feature
- [Integration] Nested types are fully supported and are part of the autocompletions in the VS Code Monaco editor
- [Integration] We have added additional functions to the crypto SBO API to encode/decode base64 to binary and get an MD5 hash (Read more)
- [Integration] The crypto SBO API to create a SHA256 hash now also supports a Byte object or a number array with byte values (0-255) as input (Read more)
Connectors
- [Integration] We have deprecated the simple mode in SQL connectors. Deactivate the feature flag in the feature settings to ensure that the simple mode cannot be set on new calls/edits.
- [Integration] Data types for OData connectors are now created automatically and can be manually regenerated (Read more)
- [Integration] The VS Code Monaco editor is now marked as a permanent feature
MCP
- [AI] New read-only tools added to improve support of OpenCode, Cursor, Cline, Continue, and Windsurf
Database Designer
- [Integration] The database canvas now persists the table’s coordinates on saving or deploying the schema
- [Integration] We introduced a new data type “Big Integer” to fully support 64-bit-sized integers (Read more)
- [Integration] Data types for database schemas are now created automatically
Logs and Monitoring
- [Integration] Optimized handling of large JSON payloads. Handling is now more efficient. Reduced logged payloads are now marked with a parameter ‘wasShortened’ in the monitoring details
System Requirement Changes MAKERS CHOICE 26-06
There are no further changes to the system requirements.
General Upgrade Instructions for MAKERS CHOICE 26-06
We have installation instructions prepared based on the versions you are upgrading from:
- Upgrade from MAKERS CHOICE 26-04 to MAKERS CHOICE 26-06
- Upgrade from LTS Release Simplifier 10 to MAKERS CHOICE 26-06
If you are setting up a new instance, please follow our installation guide for MAKERS CHOICE 26-06.
Manual Changes that should already be done before upgrading to MAKERS CHOICE 26-06
There are now manual changes that needs to be done before the upgrade
Manual Changes after upgrading to MAKERS CHOICE 26-06
Refresh License
Refresh the license on your instances to make sure it is up to date (Read more).
Update Standard Content
Update Standard Content to ensure you have all current fixes and features available on your instances. (Download here)
Please check the endpoint of AppWizard Connector, Standard Workflow Connectors, Login, and Captcha Connector (Read more).
Deactivate the simple-mode of SQL Connectors
The feature got deprecated. Existing calls with simple-mode will still work. For more details see our discontinued section (Read more).
Manual Changes after upgrading all instances to MAKERS CHOICE 26-06
Check the deprecated features
Please review all deprecated features and implement any necessary adaptations. (Read more)
Deprecated Features MAKERS CHOICE 26-06
[Integration] Simple mode in SQL Connectors
The simple mode in SQL Connectors is redundant to query and execution mode and will be deleted in a future Release. Please change your existing configurations to either query or execution. As the behaviour might change for the connector call’s result when changing the call’s mode, we cannot provide a default automated migration.
Note: As soon as we delete this feature, we will migrate all remaining calls to the query mode.
We encourage you to already deactivate the simple mode to be used in new / changed calls in the Feature Settings. If the setting is deactivated, existing calls with simple mode can still be used.
Deprecated since MAKERS CHOICE 26-06; Removal with a MAKERS CHOICE Release after Simplifier 11. Latest Removal with Simplifier 12
[Integration] Support of CryptoJS in Server-side Business Objects
The active development of CryptoJS ended a while ago. For security reasons, the CryptoJS integration will be removed from Simplifier.
For server-side business objects, there will be no direct replacement. We provide replacements within the Simplifier SBO API for selected CryptoJS APIs instead, starting with AES encryption and SHA256 hashing. On-premise customers with use-cases not covered by these should contact us (for Simplifier-hosted customers, we will check CryptoJS usage automatically).
If you need client-side crypto functionality, we recommend using the available JS Web Crypto API.
You can already deactivate CryptoJS in the Feature Settings.
Deprecated since MAKERS CHOICE 26-04; Removal with a MAKERS CHOICE Release after Simplifier 11. Latest Removal with Simplifier 12
[Integration] Global API objects (capital letters) in Server-side Business Objects functions
Currently, you can still use the redundant and outdated global Business Object API with the prefixes CONNECTOR_, BUSINESSOBJECT_, PLUGIN_, LOG_, TOOLS_, and USERS_. Their usage is deprecated and will be removed in the future. Use the Simplifier SBO API instead.
You can already deactivate the global objects in the Feature Settings.
Deprecated since MAKERS CHOICE 26-04; Removal with a MAKERS CHOICE Release after Simplifier 11. Latest Removal with Simplifier 12
[System requirements] Support of Oracle for Simplifier databases
Oracle support for your Simplifier instances has been deprecated and will be removed in a future release.
Deprecated since Simplifier 8 EHP 4; End of support with a MAKERS CHOICE Release after Simplifier 11. Latest end of Support with Simplifier 12
[Integration] Result type in SQL Connector endpoints
Currently, you can set a result type in SQL Connectors. As the result types are call-specific and not connector-specific, we will remove this field in a later version
Deprecated since MAKERS CHOICE 25-12; Removal tbd
[Integration] Client 1.0 API route to access Proxy-Connector
Our new Proxy Connector will be accessible via the Client 2.0 route (Read more). Starting with MAKERS CHOICE 25-10/Simplifier 10, all old Proxy Connectors are migrated to the new one. Until Simplifier 11, the Client 1.0 route is still available. If you use it in Scripts, Client-side Business Objects, or REST-Connectors, please change it to the Client 2.0 route to keep accessing your Proxy Connectors.
Deprecated since MAKERS CHOICE 25-08; Removal with a MAKERS CHOICE Release until Simplifier 11/Removal with Simplifier 11
[Integration] Javascript execution in PDFs created by PDF Plugin
Currently, it is possible to add Javascript to PDFs created by PDF Plugin. This is a potential risk for Server Side XSS (PDF Injection) and Server Side Request Forgery (SSRF). The option to add Javascript to PDFs in PDF Plugin is now deactivated but can be activated at its own risk. The activation is subject to be removed in later Releases.
Deprecated since Simplifier 8 EHP 3; Removal tbd
[Integration] Removed setting to activate deprecated Connector API
The settings to activate deprecated Connector API will be removed with Simplifier 10 LTS. Please make sure you do not use the deprecated Connector API anymore.
Deprecated since Simplifier 8 EHP 4; Removal tbd
[Integration] Captcha Plugin
Our Captcha Plugin won’t be updated anymore and was removed from the plugin list in our default installation/upgrade guides.
See our Knowledge Base article on ‘How to use Google reCAPTCHA v3 Essentials‘ for an alternative solution.
Deprecated since MAKERS CHOICE 25-01; Removed from installation guide with MAKERS CHOICE 25-10; Final removal with Simplifier 11
Removed Features MAKERS CHOICE 26-06
–

Release Date: June 3, 2026
End of Maintenance: July 29, 2026
All Simplifier releases and updates are provided on Docker Hub Repository.
- Highlights
-
Highlight Features MAKERS CHOICE 26-06

Revolutionizing App Building begins now
Finally, meet our first experimental version of our new App Editor. With the first step, we focused on moving the App Building based on a GIT integration. This empowers you first-hand to use your AI models to create Simplifier Applications, keeping all the other Simplifier governance, runtime, and integration capabilities! (Read more)
In parallel, we are already working on introducing Anna, our new App Building AI Agent, who will take over simplifying your App Creation within Simplifier. Meet us at the MakersXchange to get first insights and be curious about the next MAKERS CHOICE releases!
Starting next level OData integration
Thanks to the automatic generation of data types, OData services can be integrated into apps and processes faster and with greater reliability. The new OData features make integrations simpler, faster, and more versatile. Filtered entity sets in the Process Designer help drive processes with exactly the data that matters. In the App Editor, OData functions and actions can now also be used as data sources, enabling integration of not only data retrieval but also business logic and operations directly into apps.
The experimental use of the OData Connector in server-side business objects also opens up new possibilities for embedding external data and logic even more directly into backend processes. (Read more)
- Changelog
-
Changelog MAKERS CHOICE 26-06
App Building
- [AI] First experimental version of our new App Editor v2. The current iteration comes with a GIT integration. Build Apps using your AI models. (Read more)
- [AI] We improved the selection of elements during commenting on the recording of test cases with our AI QA Engineer and improved the AI agent’s internal processes (Read more)
- [Applications] Further performance and reliability improvements to the app editor’s WYSIWYG preview
- [Integration] Automatically generated data types for OData connectors can now also be used for parameter mappings in the app editor
- [Integration] OData functions and actions can now be used as a data source in the App UI Designer
- [Integration] The OData service shape’s function ‘load dataset’ now supports filtering by entity property values (Read more)
- [Integration] OData list bindings are now loaded exactly when defined in the Process Designer
- [Applications] The VS Code Monaco editor is now marked as a permanent feature
- [Applications] PageObjects in the OPA5 tests are part of the autocompletion in the VS Code Monaco editor
- [Integration] Nested types are fully supported and are part of the autocompletions in the VS Code Monaco editor
Business Objects
- [Integration] We have enhanced the connector SBO API to support using OData connectors in server-side business objects as an experimental feature (Read more)
- [Integration] The VS Code Monaco editor is now marked as a permanent feature
- [Integration] Nested types are fully supported and are part of the autocompletions in the VS Code Monaco editor
- [Integration] We have added additional functions to the crypto SBO API to encode/decode base64 to binary and get an MD5 hash (Read more)
- [Integration] The crypto SBO API to create a SHA256 hash now also supports a Byte object or a number array with byte values (0-255) as input (Read more)
Connectors
- [Integration] We have deprecated the simple mode in SQL connectors. Deactivate the feature flag in the feature settings to ensure that the simple mode cannot be set on new calls/edits.
- [Integration] Data types for OData connectors are now created automatically and can be manually regenerated (Read more)
- [Integration] The VS Code Monaco editor is now marked as a permanent feature
MCP
- [AI] New read-only tools added to improve support of OpenCode, Cursor, Cline, Continue, and Windsurf
Database Designer
- [Integration] The database canvas now persists the table’s coordinates on saving or deploying the schema
- [Integration] We introduced a new data type “Big Integer” to fully support 64-bit-sized integers (Read more)
- [Integration] Data types for database schemas are now created automatically
Logs and Monitoring
- [Integration] Optimized handling of large JSON payloads. Handling is now more efficient. Reduced logged payloads are now marked with a parameter ‘wasShortened’ in the monitoring details
- Migration Notes
-
System Requirement Changes MAKERS CHOICE 26-06
There are no further changes to the system requirements.
General Upgrade Instructions for MAKERS CHOICE 26-06
We have installation instructions prepared based on the versions you are upgrading from:
- Upgrade from MAKERS CHOICE 26-04 to MAKERS CHOICE 26-06
- Upgrade from LTS Release Simplifier 10 to MAKERS CHOICE 26-06
If you are setting up a new instance, please follow our installation guide for MAKERS CHOICE 26-06.
Manual Changes that should already be done before upgrading to MAKERS CHOICE 26-06
There are now manual changes that needs to be done before the upgrade
Manual Changes after upgrading to MAKERS CHOICE 26-06
Refresh License
Refresh the license on your instances to make sure it is up to date (Read more).
Update Standard Content
Update Standard Content to ensure you have all current fixes and features available on your instances. (Download here)
Please check the endpoint of AppWizard Connector, Standard Workflow Connectors, Login, and Captcha Connector (Read more).
Deactivate the simple-mode of SQL Connectors
The feature got deprecated. Existing calls with simple-mode will still work. For more details see our discontinued section (Read more).
Manual Changes after upgrading all instances to MAKERS CHOICE 26-06
Check the deprecated features
Please review all deprecated features and implement any necessary adaptations. (Read more)
- Discontinued
-
Deprecated Features MAKERS CHOICE 26-06
[Integration] Simple mode in SQL Connectors
The simple mode in SQL Connectors is redundant to query and execution mode and will be deleted in a future Release. Please change your existing configurations to either query or execution. As the behaviour might change for the connector call’s result when changing the call’s mode, we cannot provide a default automated migration.
Note: As soon as we delete this feature, we will migrate all remaining calls to the query mode.
We encourage you to already deactivate the simple mode to be used in new / changed calls in the Feature Settings. If the setting is deactivated, existing calls with simple mode can still be used.
Deprecated since MAKERS CHOICE 26-06; Removal with a MAKERS CHOICE Release after Simplifier 11. Latest Removal with Simplifier 12
[Integration] Support of CryptoJS in Server-side Business Objects
The active development of CryptoJS ended a while ago. For security reasons, the CryptoJS integration will be removed from Simplifier.
For server-side business objects, there will be no direct replacement. We provide replacements within the Simplifier SBO API for selected CryptoJS APIs instead, starting with AES encryption and SHA256 hashing. On-premise customers with use-cases not covered by these should contact us (for Simplifier-hosted customers, we will check CryptoJS usage automatically).
If you need client-side crypto functionality, we recommend using the available JS Web Crypto API.
You can already deactivate CryptoJS in the Feature Settings.
Deprecated since MAKERS CHOICE 26-04; Removal with a MAKERS CHOICE Release after Simplifier 11. Latest Removal with Simplifier 12
[Integration] Global API objects (capital letters) in Server-side Business Objects functions
Currently, you can still use the redundant and outdated global Business Object API with the prefixes CONNECTOR_, BUSINESSOBJECT_, PLUGIN_, LOG_, TOOLS_, and USERS_. Their usage is deprecated and will be removed in the future. Use the Simplifier SBO API instead.
You can already deactivate the global objects in the Feature Settings.
Deprecated since MAKERS CHOICE 26-04; Removal with a MAKERS CHOICE Release after Simplifier 11. Latest Removal with Simplifier 12
[System requirements] Support of Oracle for Simplifier databases
Oracle support for your Simplifier instances has been deprecated and will be removed in a future release.
Deprecated since Simplifier 8 EHP 4; End of support with a MAKERS CHOICE Release after Simplifier 11. Latest end of Support with Simplifier 12
[Integration] Result type in SQL Connector endpoints
Currently, you can set a result type in SQL Connectors. As the result types are call-specific and not connector-specific, we will remove this field in a later version
Deprecated since MAKERS CHOICE 25-12; Removal tbd
[Integration] Client 1.0 API route to access Proxy-Connector
Our new Proxy Connector will be accessible via the Client 2.0 route (Read more). Starting with MAKERS CHOICE 25-10/Simplifier 10, all old Proxy Connectors are migrated to the new one. Until Simplifier 11, the Client 1.0 route is still available. If you use it in Scripts, Client-side Business Objects, or REST-Connectors, please change it to the Client 2.0 route to keep accessing your Proxy Connectors.
Deprecated since MAKERS CHOICE 25-08; Removal with a MAKERS CHOICE Release until Simplifier 11/Removal with Simplifier 11
[Integration] Javascript execution in PDFs created by PDF Plugin
Currently, it is possible to add Javascript to PDFs created by PDF Plugin. This is a potential risk for Server Side XSS (PDF Injection) and Server Side Request Forgery (SSRF). The option to add Javascript to PDFs in PDF Plugin is now deactivated but can be activated at its own risk. The activation is subject to be removed in later Releases.
Deprecated since Simplifier 8 EHP 3; Removal tbd
[Integration] Removed setting to activate deprecated Connector API
The settings to activate deprecated Connector API will be removed with Simplifier 10 LTS. Please make sure you do not use the deprecated Connector API anymore.
Deprecated since Simplifier 8 EHP 4; Removal tbd
[Integration] Captcha Plugin
Our Captcha Plugin won’t be updated anymore and was removed from the plugin list in our default installation/upgrade guides.
See our Knowledge Base article on ‘How to use Google reCAPTCHA v3 Essentials‘ for an alternative solution.
Deprecated since MAKERS CHOICE 25-01; Removed from installation guide with MAKERS CHOICE 25-10; Final removal with Simplifier 11
Removed Features MAKERS CHOICE 26-06
–
- Release Info
-

Release Date: June 3, 2026
End of Maintenance: July 29, 2026
All Simplifier releases and updates are provided on Docker Hub Repository.













