The route editor can now read and write OSGi Blueprint files.

Fuse IDE discovers all of the processes deployed as part of your integration applications using JMX. You can inspect all of the properties published by the services.

Inspect the contents of Apache Camel endpoints that support browsing.

Inspect the contents of JMS destinations without consuming messages.

Fuse IDE allows you to debug routes by tracing messages as they pass through a deployed route.

The route editor has been enhanced to improve the drag and drop performance.

The route editor's property editor has been enhanced to make setting properties easier.

The route editor's validation capabilities have been improved to make it easier to round trip routes. It will now provide warnings when attempting to read or write invalid XML DSL.

The New Fuse Project wizard includes entries for all known archetypes Fuse ESB, Fuse Message Broker, Apache Camel, and Apache CXF.

Fuse IDE cannot be installed into Spring STS eclipse distribution. There is a version clash between the version of m2eclipse used by Spring and the version required by Fuse IDE.

On occasion updating Fuse IDE will fail. To recover you will need to uninstall Fuse IDE, as described in Removing Fuse IDE in Installation Guide , and then reinstall Fuse IDE, as described in Installing Fuse IDE in Installation Guide.

By default Eclipse uses your system's PATH setting to determine which Java VM to use. If you have multiple Java VM's installed on your system, this can result in Eclipse choosing an unsupported VM.

We recommend explicitly configuring your Eclipse installation to use the VM from a Java 6 JDK. You configure the VM used by Eclipse by adding the following two lines to your eclipse.ini file:

-vm 
JDKInstallDir/bin/javaw.exe

New projects may generate with a Build path specifies execution environment J2SE-1.5. There are no JREs installed in the workspace that are strictly compatible with this environment. warning. To resolve the warning, you need to remove the J2SE-1.5 JRE library from the build path and replace it with a Java 6 JRE library.