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Oracle GlassFish Server Message Queue 4.5 Release Notes
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Release Notes Revision History

About Message Queue 4.5

Message Queue 4.5 Supported Platforms and Components

Platform Support

System Virtualization Support

Optional Support Components

New Features in Message Queue 4.5

Bugs Fixed in Message Queue 4.5

Features to be Deprecated in a Future Release

Compatibility Issues

Interface Stability

Issues Related to the Next Major Release of Message Queue

Known Issues and Limitations

Installation Issues

Installing on All Platforms

Installing on Windows

Installing on Solaris

Installing on OpenSolaris

Installing on Linux

Version Anomalies in the Installer

Solaris Platform

Linux Platform

Localization Issues

Deprecated Password Option

Administration/Configuration Issues

Broker Issues

Broker Clusters

JMX Issues

SOAP Support

Redistributable Files

Documentation Updates in Message Queue 4.5

Documentation Accessibility

Accessibility of Code Examples in Documentation

Accessibility of Links to External Web Sites in Documentation

Deaf/Hard of Hearing Access to Oracle Support Services

Additional Resources

New Features in Previous Message Queue 4 Releases

New Features in Message Queue 4.4.2

New Features in Message Queue 4.4 Update 1

New Installation Program

Transaction Log Support for Clusters

In-Process Broker

New Features in Message Queue 4.4

JMS Bridge Service

STOMP Bridge Service

Additional Enhancements

New Universal Message Service (UMS) Functions

IPS Package Support

Audit Logging Feature Reinstated

New Features in Message Queue 4.3

Universal Message Service (UMS)

Architecture

Additional Features

Using the UMS

Supported Web Containers

AIX Platform Support

New Zip-Based Installer

Extended Platform Support

Additional Enhancements

New Directory Structure on Windows Platform

New Broker Properties

JMX Administration API Enhancements

Listing Durable Subscriptions for Wildcard Subscribers

New Features in Message Queue 4.2

Multiple Destinations for a Publisher or Subscriber

Schema Validation of XML Payload Messages

C-API Support for Distributed Transactions

Installer Support for Sun Connection Registration

Support for MySQL Database

Additional Enhancements

New Features in Message Queue 4.1

High-Availability Broker Clusters

JAAS Support

Persistent Data Store Format Change

Broker Environment Configuration

Java ES Monitoring Framework Support

Enhanced Transaction Management

Fixed Ports for C Client Connections

New Features in Message Queue 4.0

Support for JMX Administration API

Client Runtime Logging

Connection Event Notification API

Broker Administration Enhancements

Displaying Information About a JDBC-Based Data Store

JDBC Provider Support

Persistent Data Store Format Changes

Additional Message Properties

SSL Support

Bugs Fixed in Previous Message Queue 4 Releases

Bugs Fixed in Message Queue 4.4.2

Bugs Fixed in Message Queue 4.4 Update 1

Bugs Fixed in Message Queue 4.4

Bugs Fixed in Message Queue 4.3

Bugs Fixed in Message Queue 4.2

Bugs Fixed in Message Queue 4.1

Bugs Fixed in Message Queue 4.0

Message Queue 4.5 Supported Platforms and Components

This section covers the following topics regarding Message Queue 4.5 system requirements:

Platform Support

As a participant in the 3.1 release of Oracle GlassFish Server, Message Queue 4.5 supports the operating environments, databases, LDAP servers, and hardware listed in the Oracle GlassFish Server 3.1 Certification Matrix, which is accessible at the Oracle Fusion Middleware Supported System Configurations page.

System Virtualization Support

System virtualization is a technology that enables multiple operating system (OS) instances to execute independently on shared hardware. Functionally, software deployed to an OS hosted in a virtualized environment is generally unaware that the underlying platform has been virtualized. Oracle performs testing of its products on select system virtualization and OS combinations to help validate that Oracle products continue to function on properly sized and configured virtualized environments as they do on non-virtualized systems.

For information about Oracle support for Oracle products in virtualized environments, see Supported Virtualization Technologies with Oracle Fusion Middleware.

Optional Support Components

In addition to the software components listed in the Oracle GlassFish Server 3.1 Certification Matrix, Table 1-2 shows components that you can install to provide additional support for Message Queue clients.

Table 1-2 Optional Support Components

Component
Supports
Supported Versions
Java Naming and Directory Interface (JNDI)
Administered object support and LDAP user repository
JNDI Version 1.2.1

LDAP Service Provider, Version 1.2.2

File System Service Provider, Version 1.2 Beta 31

C Compiler and compatible C++ runtime library
Message Queue C clients
Solaris: Oracle Solaris Studio, Version 12 or later, C++ compiler with standard mode and C compiler

Linux: gcc/g++, Version 3.4.6

Windows: Microsoft Windows Visual Studio, Version 2008 SP1

Netscape Portable Runtime (NSPR)
Message Queue C clients
Version 4.8.6
Network Security Services (NSS)
Message Queue C clients
Version 3.12.8

1Administered object support only; supported for development and testing, but not for deployment in a production environment