Release Notes - PoolParty 2025 R2 (9.7.1)

31/08/2025

GraphViews Language Support

GraphViews offers enhanced language support that adapts to your multilingual projects. The system displays all projects containing a specified language, irrespective of whether it is the default or alternative language. A new language selector in the user interface enables dynamic switching, providing immediate access to relevant projects without navigation delays. This benefits organizations managing diverse, multilingual taxonomies across multiple language configurations. Additionally, GraphViews deployment has been simplified through a standalone JAR file, replacing the previous Tomcat-dependent setup. This reduces configuration complexity and eliminates previous integration challenges in multilingual project environments.

Ontology Management

The edit attribute label button in the Ontology Manager has been restored to full functionality.
Unique-per-language attributes in custom ontologies can be used multiple times. We have implemented a fix to correct the filtering logic that previously prevented users from adding values across multiple languages.
An issue that prevented the deletion of domains from attributes in the Custom Ontology editor has been resolved. The delete button now operates as expected.

Extraction

We have resolved a bug in the /extract and /annotate API calls where the position index for hiddenLabel was either missing or incorrectly assigned. The API now accurately returns position data for all label types.
The Extractor's test extraction dialog now correctly displays related concepts, which were previously absent from the results.

System Performance & Data Integrity

We have addressed a bug in the Corpus Analyzer that generated duplicate matchedConcept triples during consecutive runs. The system now handles re-runs correctly, resulting in improved overall performance.
The issue whereby the Data Validation (DV) tool would immediately display repaired issues as unresolved in the user interface has been corrected. The tool now accurately reflects the repaired state of concepts.
A fix has been applied to the /schema/sparql/select API to properly handle SPARQL queries containing prefixes that do not terminate with a closing tag. Previously, such queries would fail with parsing errors.
Custom attributes are now properly included in tabular exports, even when the custom scheme undergoes automatic synchronization with the ontology. Previously, these attributes were omitted from exports.

Display & Encoding

An encoding and display bug affecting the ampersand character (&) in both the Linked Data Frontend (LDF) and PoolParty has been resolved, ensuring proper character display.
The Linked Data Frontend (LDF) now correctly renders ampersands and quotation marks within the skos:definition field, resolving a display issue that affected public-facing data.

GraphSearch

We have implemented a fix to ensure that relations display consistently in GraphSearch when users switch between different languages.
An issue in GraphSearch where facet labels and values failed to translate correctly and appeared in mixed languages has been resolved.
Full-text search functionality in GraphSearch has been restored to correctly locate search terms that do not resemble traditional words, such as document IDs and project IDs (for example, TAK-755).

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