Reference: Version Changes at the XML Level

This table below summarizes XML-level changes that have occurred for each version update.

Version	Previous XML element/attribute	Replaced by	Meaning/Reason for change
11.0 (These changes all concern changes to integration-system definitions in the workday-in transport component.)	simple-type-reference	simple-type	The item's type is being declared, not referred to.
	type-reference	class-report-field	The new element name better represents the meaning.
	service	service-reference	The item is not being defined, it is being referred to. Removed the defined-by attribute, which is no longer used.
	integration-system/@template	Removed	No longer applies.
	param/@required	param/@option	Changed the boolean required attribute to an option attribute with a value of required , where true.
	cloud/name	cloud/@name	Less verbose.
	integration/name	in-connector/@id	Less verbose.
	in-connector/id	private-key	private-key
12.0	key-file	private-key	Affects sftp-out and ftps-out transports. Renamed the attribute to better reflect the meaning.
	public-key-properties	private-key-properties	Renamed to better reflect the meaning.
	aggregator/@spawn-aggregated-processing	Removed	This feature allowed an aggregator to create a new task or thread to handle an aggregated message. This functionality was not used in Workday integrations and was not suitable for public Workday Studio, so it was removed.
	store/@compress store/@encrypt	Removed	Previously allowed fine-grained control over the store step. However, Workday policy on integrations is to always compress and encrypt, so they were removed.
	ftp-out/@tmp-directory sftp-out/@tmp-directory ftps-out/@tmp-directory	Removed	Previously these transports managed their own temp files, but were refactored to use common FileBackedManagedData (FBDM) capability, so these options were removed.
14.0	delivery-service/child::*	Removed	Sub-elements of the delivery service defined the allowed transports. Such constraints should not be defined at design time. This is a runtime configuration task, so they were removed from the design time development stage.