This is the first sta­ble cus­tomer re­lease on the 3.9.x branch, con­tain­ing ports of the fol­low­ing fix­es from ear­li­er re­leas­es.

As of 3.9 on, you can con­fig­ure our web­site as a maven repos­i­to­ry for trans­par­ent ac­cess to sup­port re­leas­es.

See this page for de­tails on how to do this.

Re­lease 3.9 is avail­able!

The most im­por­tant new fea­tures are JMX con­trols for JDBC/JMS (re­served for pay­ing sub­scribers) and sup­port for "do­main events" in the core.

Full de­tails are avail­able on the re­lease notes page...

En­joy!

In a re­cent post we've an­nounced our end-to-end sup­port pro­gram. We are glad to be able to add Post­greSQL to the list of sup­port­ed JDBC ven­dors - thanks to and via our Post­greSQL sup­port part­ner 2ndQuad­rant.

We are go­ing through ex­cit­ing times here at Atomikos! To­day, we are pleased to an­nounce that we will be of­fer­ing sin­gle-point-of-con­tact, end-to-end sup­port across dif­fer­ent back-end sys­tems for the fol­low­ing data­base ven­dors:

• Or­a­cle
• DB2
• SQLServ­er
• Sy­base
• In­formix
• Post­greSQL via 2ndQuad­rant (added on June 30 2011)

...and the fol­low­ing queu­ing ven­dors:

• MQSeries
• Ac­tiveMQ
• Son­icMQ

This is an ini­tial list that will prob­a­bly grow over time (stay in touch to find out).

What does this mean? Well, it means that Atomikos can of­fer sup­port from the queue to the data­base and back again with­out you hav­ing to wor­ry about deal­ing with dif­fer­ent sup­port chan­nels.

This sup­port is op­tion­al and not in­clud­ed in the stan­dard sup­port sub­scrip­tion. Con­tact us to find out more...