Galaxy 1.5 Release Notes

The Mule Galaxy team is pleased to announce the availability of the 1.5 release. Mule Galaxy is an open source governance platform with an integrated registry/repository. It includes versioning, lifecycle management, dependency management and policy enforcement features which enable you to effectively govern your applications and services. Support for a wide range of products is included, including support for Mule, Apache CXF, Spring and Maven. Custom integration may also be written via Galaxy's simple Atom Publishing Protocol HTTP API.

See What's New in 1.5 for more information about what is in this release.

Download

Please read the Galaxy license terms prior to downloading the software.

Please see the User's Guide and Getting Started guide for instructions on how to use Galaxy. Please be patient as we upgrade the documentation for Galaxy 1.5

Upgrading

To upgrade from Galaxy 1.0, please see the Upgrading guide.

Enterprise Edition

The Galaxy Enterprise Edition contains several additional features including:

Replication
Remote workspaces
Support for MS Office documents
Custom artifact types and indexes
Clustering support
Database configuration tool for other databases such as MySQL

To download Galaxy Enterprise, go here. To learn more about the differences between community and enterprise editions, go here.

Community Edition

File	Description
galaxy-web-standalone-1.5.jar	A standalone executable jar which starts the registry/repository.
galaxy-web-1.5.war	A WAR for embedding inside Tomcat, Jetty or your favorite servlet container.
galaxy-integration-1.5.zip	Integration libraries for Mule, Spring, and Apache CXF.
mule1-netboot-1.5.zip	Mule 1.x NetBoot.
mule2-netboot-1.5.zip	Mule 2.x NetBoot.
galaxy-background-check-service.zip	An example for use with the [NetBoot quickstart guide].

Installation

Linux/Unix users may need to increase the maximum number of open file handles in the system, otherwise JAR indexing may fail under load (e.g. when uploading Mule via NetBoot). Details may differ for different OS flavors, however, most common instructions can be found here. Values of 2048 and higher have been reported to work.

At least 128MB heap memory must be available to JVM (running on MacOS X may need a bit more). For Galaxy standalone add the -Xmx128m switch to the java run. For others please consult your container's documentation.

If you are using Java 6, please use the latest version. See the FAQ for more information.

Errata

Please see the JIRA roadmap for a list of features/improvements scheduled for the next release.

Change log

Issues resolved since the 1.5-RC release: