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Announcing IPP v2.9

We’re excited to announce that IPP v2.9 is now live and available for IPP partners. This release is another in a series focused on extending developer tools and data services, as well as improving the shopping, buying, and user experience of end customers.

IPP v2.9 CONTENTS

  • Kingussie Flex framework improvements
  • New and improved developer tools
  • Intuit App Center end-user enhancements
  • Software updates/fixes 


1. KINGUSSIE FLEX FRAMEWORK IMPROVEMENTS

Intuit’s Kingussie framework for Adobe Flex allows developers to quickly develop and publish applications on IPP’s native development platform. Kingussie improvements for v2.9 also include greatly improved startup times. As a result of reducing server roundtrips and optimized server-side APIs, performance is now three times faster for Kingussie-based applicaitons at both initial launch and subsequent start-up.

For more information on these and other new Kingussie Flex Framework capabilities, take a look at the IPP Development Tools Release Notes.


2. NEW AND IMPROVED DEVELOPER TOOLS

The IPP V2.9 release includes the following enhancements to developer tools for IPP Federated apps:

  • Expanded Azure SDK
    The expanded Azure SDK includes additional sample applications using data services and the alpha version of the Visual Studio plug in.  
  • Updated .NET and Java developer toolkits
    We’ve updates toolkits to align to latest releases and enhanced for bug fixes.

For more information on these and other new IPP developer toolkit information, follow these specific links:

3. INTUIT APP CENTER END-USER ENHANCEMENTS

Recent enhancements we’ve made to Intuit App Center improve the review process for applications and notify users of upcoming changes in Internet Explorer 6 support.

  • Improved application review interface

    We’ve simplified the interface for submitting applications reviews, making it easier for customers to submit a review. Customers now only need to submit five pieces of information (instead of 12) to complete an application review.    

  • Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0 customer notification

    Starting with this release, we’ll show a message to Internet Explorer 6 users notifying them that we’ll discontinue IE 6 support in September 2010. The message will include links to the latest versions of Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari, and Chrome.

4. SOFTWARE UPDATES / FIXES

For a complete list of software updates / fixes included in IPP v2.9, please review the release notes here.


Thanks,
—The Intuit Partner Platform Team


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2 responses to “Announcing IPP v2.9”

  1. David Cunningham Avatar
    David Cunningham

    Slightly off topic, but I’m having trouble finding a resource to tell me in simple terms what the difference is between the Partner Platform and the SDK, and whether there’s any reason to use the SDK for a new application. Could you perhaps provide an overview? Thanks.
    (In our case, I’m asking with regards to a required integration to an external service which offers a SOAP interface.)

  2. Joel Avatar

    Excited to explore the .NET IPP Devkit! Love to see the support for this and Azure.

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