We're pleased to announce that the Microsoft Information Protection SDK version 1.8 is now generally available via NuGet and Download Center.
This release of the Microsoft Information Protection SDK we've focuses on better support for macOS, as well as quality and performance fixes.
Summary:
TelemetryConfiguration
to DiagnosticConfiguration
.MipContext
to accept DiagnosticConfiguration
instead of TelemetryConfiguration
.TelemetryDelegate
and AuditDelegate
.MsgInspector.BodyType
to expose body encoding type for MSG files.For a full list of changes to the SDK, please review our change log.
In November, we announced that the metadata location for Office files would be moving. While the legacy metadata storage in custom.xml is still in use, Office features will be made available in 2021 that require the new storage location. For more details on this update, please review https://aka.ms/mipsdkmetadata. We encourage you to begin updating, testing, and deploying MIP SDK 1.8 so that your customers, applications, and services can take advantage of these new features as they become available. Also be sure to checkout the MIP SDK FAQ for a section on these changes.
In MIP SDK 1.7, we announced the public preview of our Java wrapper. We aren't quite ready to announce that it's generally available, yet, and will continue to look for feedback as we start work on MIP SDK 1.9.
The Java Wrapper for MIP SDK 1.8 now supports streams. You'll no longer be required to pass in files directly.
As always, we appreciate your support, feedback, and efforts to integrate the MIP SDK into your applications and services. Here's a quick recap of some helpful MIP SDK resources.
-Tom Moser
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