The IBM WebSphere Business Integration Adapter 2.2.0 release
provides the following new functionality in the C++ connector library:
- The "CrossWorlds" name is no longer used to describe an entire system or
to modify the names of components or tools, with are otherwise mostly the same
as before. For example "CrossWorlds System Manager" is now "System
Manager" and "CrossWorlds InterChange Server" is now "WebSphere InterChange
Server".
- The C++ connector library now supports duplicate event elimination to
provide guaranteed event delivery. Duplicate event elimination is most
often used by JMS-enabled adapters that have event stores that are
not implemented as JMS queues. Use the
DuplicateEventElimination connector property to enable this
functionality. For more information, see Guaranteed event delivery for connectors with non-JMS event stores.
- Designing a connector now provides more information on how to internationalize a
connector.
- Adding a connector to the business integration system now provides more information on how to add a C++ connector
to the WebSphere business integration system, including:
- How to create an initial configuration file for a connector
- How to create a startup script for a C++ connector from a sample startup
file
- Use of the new CWConnEnv.bat (Windows) or
CWConnEnv.sh (UNIX) file for system-variable settings
- The C++ connector library new supports two new methods in the
ReturnStatusDescriptor class to provide access to the status value
in the return-status descriptor:
