ChainBuilder ESB 2.1 Release -- Released March 2009

• Improve the ETL Editors and runtime components
• Eclipse-based Context-based Online Help and up-to-date documentation
• Support the SMAT (Saved Message Administrative Tool) - message saving, editing, and resend from Admin Console
• Performance and scalability improvement
• Additional Macros for DATE
• Undo support in Map Editor
• File and Directory browser button in Component Flow Editor and IDE
• Visual indicator for SMAT and UPoC in Component Flow Editor
• Usability improvement and UI consistence in IDE and Admin Console
• Transactional support for JMS, JDBC, ETL components.
• TransactionHandler custom component to support JTA transaction
• Eclipse 3.4 support and other third-party library upgrades

ChainBuilder ESB 2.0 Release --- Released October, 2008

• Enhanced IDE, Format Editor, X12/HL7 Variant Editor and Map Editor
• Multiple Component Flow files in a Service Assembly project and Connector framework
• XPath and DOM support in Transformer Runtime
• Admin Console Portal framework to host multiple plug-in Console applications
• Unix installer to support AIX, Solaris, HP-UX and Linux
• Admin Console is supported in Tomcat and IBM Websphere Application Server
• Enhanced exception handling in a component flow via the custom FaultHandler component
• Enhanced UPoC framework to support user parameters and support multiple UPoC programs in one context
• Runtime database import/export tools to ease version migration

ChainBuilder ESB 1.3 Release --- Released May, 2008

• Enhanced IDE and Map Editor
• Improved Web Services support for SOAP Header
• Java 6 support
• Auditing in Admin Console
• Command line tool to create Service Assembly Zip file
• Message validation option for XML schema and MDL-based definition in Transformer
• Improved error reporting and error database view for easier troubleshooting

ChainBuilder ESB 1.2 Release --- Released March, 2008

• Enhanced Admin Console - Additional functionality includes role based access control for multiple users, endpoint level statistics and real time status of components, service assemblies and endpoints, and improve statistics.
• Enhanced Map Editor - The XML model supports more complex structures (such as repeating groups, querying input data for values, detecting substitution groups.
• Apache Derby Server -- A separate dependent service replacing the Derby component.
• New JMS utilities tool - to manage the JMS queue
• File component support IN-OUT default MEP
• Allow multiple versions of CBESB on same machine
• ServiceMix 3.2.2 support
• New installers on Windows platform

ChainBuilder ESB 1.1 Release --- Released August, 2007

• HL7 Editor - The eclipse plugin to define HL7 message or segment variant based on the standard from 2.1 to 2.5
• HL7 Parser - The parser SE to parse HL7 message into its XML representation.
• TCP/IP BC - Use TCP/IP BC as either client or server with SSL support.
• Certificate Manager - The eclipse plugin to import and manage key and certificate files
• Scheduling Support - To define cron like schedule for any components with polling time. It bases on the Quartz library
• HTTP BC - Supports SSL in HTTP BC
• Email (SMTP and POP3) BC – The component to send and receive emails
• Custom Component Framework - Allow user-defined components to be used in Component Flow Editor
• ServiceMix 3.1 support

ChainBuilder ESB 1.0 Release -- Released Feb, 2007

• 100% Java-based; Accelerated development by using ServiceMix ESB Container and other established open source products
• XML and non-XML data handling - X12 map editor and general format editors in first release.
• Traditional Transformation - with XSLT mapping and transformation support
• Eclipse-based IDE - with testing capabilities in the map and format editors.
• Component Flow Editor - allows graphical and wizard configuration of JBI components.
• Protocol Support - for WebServices HTTP/SOAP, FTP, File and Java Messaging Service (JMS) for JMS-compliant servers, like IBM WebSphere MQ
• Dynamic Content-based Routing. - examines the message content through expression mapping and routes the message to destination endpoints.
• Web Interface Monitoring Console – remotely manage ESB structure through web interface.
• User Point of Control (UPoC) framework - to allow callouts to alter the pre-defined flow
• Regulated Component Development -- creates Java Business Integration (JBI)-compliant components
• Logging and Error Handling – improved over JBI specification
• Double-byte/Unicode character sets and localization support
• Operating Systems -- Windows and Linux platform support
• Source Code Availability

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