Release Notes

BEA AquaLogic Service Bus Release Notes

About BEA AquaLogic Service Bus

What's New in AquaLogic Service Bus?

Dynamic Routing Simplifies Configuration and Increases Scalability

Alert Capabilities Refine Use Cases and Add SNMP Destinations

Services Automatically Published to UDDI Facilitate Reuse

Customize ESB Configurations with Extensibility Options

Java Exit Mechanism Leverages Existing Java Implementations

Custom Transport SDK Completely Integrates Custom Connectivity Options

Exposed JMX Monitoring API Provides Metrics to Third-Party Consoles

Transports Extend Connectivity to More Endpoints

EJB over RMI Transport

Tuxedo Transport

New Resources Are Reusable Across Services

JAR Resources

Alert Destination Resources

JNDI Provider Resources

SMTP Server Resources

New Actions Improve Message Flow Design

New Design Patterns Supported for JMS Request/Response

Security Updates Expand Configuration Options

Updates for Service Accounts and Proxy Service Providers

Updates for Proxy Services, Business Services, and Pipelines

Miscellaneous Security Updates

Deprecated Security Features

Why AquaLogic Service Bus 2.5 Removes X.509 Credentials for WS-Security Authentication

Supported Configurations and System Requirements

Supported Software and Hardware Configurations

Data Transformation Tools

Known and Resolved Issues

Runtime Environment

Security

Interoperability

AquaLogic Service Bus Console

BEA XQuery Mapper

Documentation