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The first release candidate of CEF eDelivery's Domibus 4.2 is now available

The European Commission is happy to announce that the first release candidate (RC1) of the 4.2 release of the Domibus AS4 sample implementation software is now available. Domibus 4.2 is a major release bringing extensive technical improvements and several new features. The Commission strongly encourages all interested parties to test this release candidate and report any issues found as soon as possible so that they can be fixed in the final release planned for December 2020. However, as this is not a production ready release, it should be used for testing purposes only.

Domibus 4.2 RC1 has been achieved through close collaboration between different EU policy projects' IT delivery teams and CEF eDelivery. Highlights of the release include:

  • Possibility to configure outgoing messages based on predefined criteria (service and action or authenticated user or a message property)
  • Possibility to update the PMode of own Access Point through a REST API
  • Compliance with the eDelivery AS4 Pull Feature
  • Possibility to monitor the connection state between corners 2 and 3
  • Possibility to configure the retention policy mechanism to also delete the message metadata from the database
  • Default JMS Plugin: possibility to configure different queues depending on service and action
  • Extensive technical improvements
Supported platforms:
Application server:

    • WildFly 20.0.x

    • Apache Tomcat 9.0.x

Database:

    • MySQL 8 (future versions might work)

    • Oracle 12c and Oracle 19c

JAVA:

    • Oracle JRE8 (for WildFly, Tomcat and WebLogic)

    • OpenJDK 11 (only for WildFly and Tomcat, not for WebLogic)


More information about the release is available on this page.

About CEF and CEF eDelivery:

The eDelivery Building Block of the Connecting Europe Facility (CEF) promotes the use of the AS4 messaging protocol to create a secure channel for the transmission of documents and data by electronic means, over the internet or via a private network.

CEF eDelivery is a network of nodes for digital communications. It is based on a distributed model where every participant becomes a node using standard transport protocols and security policies. AS4 both provides evidence relating to the handling of the transmitted data as well as protecting it against the risk of loss, theft, damage or any unauthorised alterations.

CEF supports multiple digital infrastructure projects which contribute to improvements in the daily lives of Europeans through digital inclusion, the connectivity and interoperability of European digital services, and the development of a Digital Single Market.