We're pleased to announce the Lingo 1.0 Release

New and noteworthy

* support for JMSType, JMSPriority, JMSExpiration to be specified on the request messages
* allow custom JMS headers to be specified on the request message
* provide a message selector to the JmsServiceExporter
* various bug fixes

Enjoy!

We're proud to announce the ServiceMix 1.1 Release

New in this release

* JAX WS support
* Publish and Subscribe Routing for 1-many message dispatching
* a new RSS outbound component as well as inbound so you can generate RSS feeds from message flows
* new JMS flow for reliable asynchronous message pipelines
* [WS Notification] support into and out of JBI

In addition a number of bug fixes and performance enhancements were made.

For more information please see the Release Notes

Enjoy!

We're pleased to announce the new ActiveMQ 3.2 Release. This new release includes the following

* Improved Stomp 1.0 support to make it easy to create cross language clients such as for C, C#, Python, Ruby, Perl and Pike.
* Ajax support now uses OpenRico as the default Ajax library
* the Resource Adaptor now supports batching
* demand based store and forward in networks
* support for Informix JDBC
* updated DTD for the latest Spring
* various performance enhancements and bug fixes

Get it while its hot!

Yan Container (Yet Another Nonintrusive IOC Container) v0.2 is released.

Yan features open structure, declarative API, flexible component combination and totally pluggable life-cycle management.

Yan has no restriction on dependency injection method. Business object design is free to choose among public constructor, java bean getter/setter, regular java method and any variant and any combination of the above.

The Penrose Virtual Directory Project has released Penrose 0.9.7 on safehaus (penrose.safehaus.org). Penrose is a server for a directory protocol such as LDAP, but unlike a traditional directory server, does not master the data itself in its own database. Instead a virtual directory will dynamically translate requests it receives to operations in other protocols or data models, such as to a relational database.

Highlights include:
Query optimizer.
Compatibility with Java 1.5.
Various bug fixes and performance enhancements.

You can find more information in the release notes.

The Milyn Project has released Smooks v0.4 on the haus (milyn.codehaus.org). Smooks is a Component Framework that allows fine (or course) grained manipulation (transformation) of web content in a browser-aware manner. This means Smooks can be used to help build server-side solutions to:
1. Inter-browser incompatibilities.
2. Mobilise web content i.e. help make web content accessible on mobile browsers in a practical manner.

Where do you think the future of this framework lies? Is it a good or bad idea?

See milyn.codehaus.org.

The Drools development team is proud to announce the release of Drools 2.1 final.

Highlights include:
Excel Decision Tables
Spring and POJO integration
Xor Group
Improved exception handling via JDK1.4 Nested Exceptions

Please see the hRelease Notes for more details on this release.
The Project Downloads page contains full information on obtaining Drools.

Happy Drooling,

The Drools Development Team.

Penrose 0.9.6 Released: The open source virtual directory implementation now support more join operators between sources.

New in this release:
Non-blocking Cache
Support <, >, LIKE relationships between sources
Improved Penrose Studio interface.
Various bug fixes and performance enhancements.

You can find more information in the release notes.