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Chapter 1. What's New

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Abstract

This section describes the main features and changes in version 6.2.

1.1. New Features in Red Hat JBoss A-MQ 6.2.0

The main new features in version 6.2 are:
  • Both Java 7 and Java 8 are now supported. See Red Hat JBoss A-MQ Supported Configurations for detailed information about supported JVMs on different architectures.
  • New messaging clients and client APIs have been added for JMS, Python and .NET. See Red Hat JBoss A-MQ Client Connectivity Guide for detailed information about the clients and client APIs.
  • The logging level can now be changed at runtime using the JConsole. See Change Logging Level at Runtime using JConsole in the Managing and Monitoring a Broker guide for detailed information on how the logging level can be changed.
  • JMS messages can now be edited and resent in the Management Console. For detailed information, see Managing JMS Queues and Messages in the Management Console User Guide.
  • JBoss A-MQ can now be started without a connection to the Internet.
  • The MQ Gateway, AMQP protocol stack and MQTT protocol stack have undergone more complex testing compared to the previous release.
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