Note the following changes relating to the C++ libraries that Universal Messaging provides:

If you experience any problems with the new version of the C++ client libraries for Universal Messaging, first consider recompiling your client applications against the new version of the libraries and compilers.

Now you explicitly define users that are exempt from authentication by configuring the -DNirvana.auth.exempt property. Previously, users exempt from authentication were loaded by default from a –DSECURITYFILE file, which is not used any longer.

In addition, exempt users both with and without a password should be able to log in to Universal Messaging. Previously, authentication failed when an exempt user provided an invalid password.

For more information about defining users exempt from authentication and configuring the -DNirvana.auth.exempt property, see Configuring Authentication and Client Negotiation.

By default, JMX namespaces are now created using a flat structure, for example, destinationName=/q1/q2/q3. In previous Universal Messaging versions, by default, JMX namespaces for topics and queues have a folder tree structure.

You can use a new realm configuration property, FlatStoreJMXBeanNamespace, to define if JMX namespaces for topics and queues have a flat structure or a folder tree structure.

For more information about the property, see Realm Configuration.

A realm configuration property that defines the total number of concurrent connections to a Universal Messaging server. Now a user with both the Override Connection Count realm permission and an admin connection can override this property. Previously, users with full permissions could override the property. The change is introduced in Universal Messaging 10.15 Fix 5. For more information about using MaxNoOfConnections, see Realm Configuration.

The Realm Information Collector command-line diagnostic tool has been enhanced to collect the following additional information about a server:

For more information about the Realm Information Collector, see the section The "Realm Information Collector" Diagnostic Tool.

In Universal Messaging 10.15 and higher, the server disregards event batching for queues requested by clients and sets it to 1 event instead. The modified behavior affects Java clients using the com.pcbsys.nirvana.client.nQueueReaderContext.setPeekBatchSize(int) API.

If you set setReconnectAfterAccessChange(..) to false, if the client receives nSecurityException for cluster formation or for exceeding the connection limit, these exceptions are treated as recoverable and the client will try to reconnect to the Universal Messaging server. For any other security exceptions, the client will make no reconnection attempts.

For more information about setReconnectAfterAccessChange(..), see the com.pcbsys.nirvana.client.nConstants class reference in the Java Client API documentation.

Universal Messaging now supports plugins for all UM license types regardless of the Plugins key value in the license file. Previously, plugin support was available only for the NUMWF/NUMTF license type. The change is introduced in Universal Messaging 10.15 Fix 13.

Starting with Universal Messaging 10.15 Fix 14, the Universal Messaging server does not start if there are duplicate stores for a particular store name present on the server when you work with case-insensitive data folders, for example, on a Windows operating system. Contact Software AG Global Support about how to proceed.

When you start the Universal Messaging server, it checks for duplicate stores and shuts down if it finds such stores, for example, testQueue and TestQueue. The server also writes the following warning message in the nirvana.log file and in the console output: "WARNING: Multiple stores found for store name: <Store name>. Listing the stores for this store name: <Store 1><Store 2>…."

In addition, you can no longer create duplicate stores for a particular store name when you work with case-insensitive data folders.

Starting with Universal Messaging 10.15 Fix 16, the Universal Messaging container images on the Software AG Container Repository use Red Hat UBI 9 as a base image. Images up to 10.15 Fix 16 use Red Hat UBI 8 as a base image.