OpenESB is the easiest and the most efficient ESB tool for building Integration and SOA applications. Initially designed and developed by Sun Microsystems and Seebeyond, OpenESB is improved and maintained by our Community. Released under CDDL license OpenESB community edition is free of chargefor development and deployment. OpenESB offers a complete set of tools to design, develop, test and deploy integration applications and Service Oriented Applications. Relying on JBI (Java Business Integration), OpenESB proposes a unique development process which promotes migration to real service oriented development and organisation. Today, many companies (Telco, Finance, Logistic, Bank...) are using OpenESB for departemental and tactical integration projects. They find in OpenESB the best balance between ergonomic development, reliability, power, scalability and Open source. Also, they find in the community, a complete stack of services to support their projects (Training, consulting, Support 24x7...).
Paul Perez from Pymma write a step by step tutorial to fix and build OpenESB core and components. This guide can help you to test your component improvements and propose them to the Community. The tutorial propose a simple process only based on Netbeans.
The paper can be downloaded here
Simon STEINMETZ from Ineat writes a very shapel and complete paper on OpenESB monitoring with Opsview.
The document can be downloaded here
Logicoy published a very nice introduction tutorial on HL7 With OpenESB Read the tutorial in o…
OpenESB V2.3 is now available. This new version relies on Netbeans 7.2.1 and Glassfish 2.1.1. More t…
If you are a newby on OpenESb you can find simple but complete videos made by Hubertdtu on Youtube.…
You can find on Youtube 2 lectures given in February 2012 in Nice for the Riviera JUG. The fir…

Today, OpenESB community is pleased to release the latest version (2.3) of OpenESB for Linux, Windows and Mac OS. This version is a major improvement to the product and also an important step for the community since it is the first version completely develop, designed and build by us. It’s also the result of 3 years of effort to reorganise Sun Microsystems heritage. OpenESB V2.3 marks the end of the consolidation step but overall the beginning a new extension stage on new platforms and architectures.