New FREE Development Edition
The developer edition provides ALL of the capabilities of the server edition but limits console and terminal connectivity to the first 45 minutes of a managed JVM's processing. Snapshots taken before the expiration time can still be analyzed offline in the console and the console will reconnect to the JVM once it has been stopped and started.
Blog Entries: Developer Edition



New Transaction Analysis Inspections
Added x new JDBC resource transaction analysis inspections that (1) warn on high concurrency table access times during an invocation's execution period, (2) associate error observations with visits and paths not sharing not sharing a common call ancestor between the start and end call stacks, (3) associate error observations with concurrent invocations within the same transaction (4) warn on write-only and write-first table access within a transaction pattern which can be indicative of a transactional integrity fault within an application due to the incorrect mapping of a business/workflow transaction to one or more resource transactions.
Blog Entries: Analysis

High Concurrent Table Access Inspection



Concurrent Transactional Access Inspection



Multiple Thread Transactional Access Inspection


Write-First Access Inspection


Write-Only Access Inspection




Enhanced JXInsight Diagnostics
Extended runtime diagnostics capabilities to the following trace extensions: EJB, JPA, JCA, JNDI, JMX, JDBC, JMS, HP OpenView, Coherence, CommonJ, Hibernate, JAX-RPC, JSF, JCR, JDO, JTA, JTS, JTS, RMI, JCR, JBoss AOP.

Most trace extensions have been enhanced to register traced object instances in the global diagnostic frame. This enhancement is extremely useful in that it allows runtime state inspection of important application components without the necessity for a memory profiler or debugger.
Blog Entries: Diagnostics

Runtime State Inspection of JCR and JDBC Calls


Runtime State Inspection of Registered Object Instances Under Technology & Type Groupings




New JDBInsight DataSources
Added support for Apache Derby. For each Derby data source class there is an equivalent JXInsight data source with the exact same JavaBean properties. DataSource configuration is simply the changing of the datasource class name package from org.apache.derby.jdbc.* to com.jinspired.jdbinsight.drivers.jdbc2.*

All JDBInsight datasource classes have been updated to support the dynamic changing of datasource configuration (JavaBean properties) post deployment/initialization such as is the case when used with IBM's WebSphere 5.x / 6.x J2C Authentication (container-managed alias).

A JavaBean property, 'name', has been added to all JDBInsight datasource to enable the aggregation of profile data across distinct datasource urls.
Blog Entries: JDBInsight



Improved JXInsight Metrics
Significant performance speed up in metric snapshot analysis due to re-implementation of the Kendall Rank correlation algorithm.

The ability to automatically dump metric models into working directory on metric roll-over has been added to the sampler.
Blog Entries: Metrics