Release 2.2 - 05/16/2006
I. New keyword: SEGMENT_OVERRIDE_JESDELIVERY_COPIES
II. New keyword: TCPIP_COMPUTER_ASSOCIATES.
Provides compatibility for those customers running CA/ACCESS.
III. All of the maintenance applied to JRB 2.1. They are listed below:
  A. Provides ability to optionally add a line (maximum 130 characters) to the separator page.
    New keywords:
REPORT_SEPARATOR_TEXT_DEFAULT
REPORT_SEPARATOR_TEXT
  B. Provides ability to specify email addresses via JCL.
    New keywords:
EMAIL_OBTAIN_ADDRESS_FROM_JCL
EMAIL_OBTAIN_ADDRESS_FROM_JCL_DEFAULT
  C. Provides ability to specify what IP address the web server listens to connects on.
    New keyword: WEB_IP@
  D. Archive Group Dynamic Creation
Provides ability for JRB to dynamically create new archive groups dynamically without
manually defining them in the $GROUPS member.
    New keywords:
ARCHIVE_DYNAM_GROUP_CAPABLE
ARCHIVE_DYNAM_GROUP
ARCHIVE_DYNAM_MOTHER_GROUP
  E. Ability to split up reports using CONTROLBREAKS
Define the location within a report that contains a field. Each time that field changes from one page to another a CONTROLBREAK will occur. The previous report segment will end and other will begin. This feature is especially powerful when used with Archive Group
Dynamic Creation.
    New keywords:
CONTROLBREAK_NAME
CONTROLBREAK_BOUNDARY
CONTROLBREAK_TEXT_COLUMN
CONTROLBREAK_TEXT_LENGTH
CONTROLBREAK_TEXT_LINE
  F. Can use segmentation in conjunction with CONTROLBREAKS
In order to select the section of a report that is applicable to a CONTROLBREAK, segmentation can be used in conjunction.
  G. NEW variable &CB(n).
Will be replaced with the report text value associated with CONTROLBREAK in relative position n within the route entry. It can be used in conjunction with CONTROLBREAKS and Archive Group Dynamic Creation to build the name of the new group being created. Can also be used in REPORT_NAME or any other field that supports variables.
  H. NEW function for the JRB utility.
FUNCTION=UPGRADE_OBSOLETE_KEYWORDS
If JRB detects the use of an obsolete keyword upon startup it will issue the message JRBE381 and terminate. You can use this new function of the JRB utility to automatically upgrade your
keywords to the correct format.
  I. Restructured the manual. Split sections previously in section IV into their own sections.
    New keywords: SSL_FTP_CERTIFICATE_LABEL
SSL_FTP_CERTIFICATE_LABEL_DEFAULT
  J. Provides SSL Client authentication for FTP deliveries
Optionally, FTP servers and require that clients provide a digital certificate.
This change supports that requirement.
    New keywords: SSL_FTP_CERTIFICATE_LABEL
SSL_FTP_CERTIFICATE_LABEL_DEFAULT
  K. Manual sections dealing with SSL support have been re-organized and clarified.
  L. Re-structured the Archive and History in HFS.
As a result documents will now be shown on the web pages from newest to oldest.
   

= I M P O R T A N T  N O T E =
BEFORE YOU BRING UP JRB you MUST run the batch utility using the new utility keyword FUNCTION=UPGRADE_ARCHIVE; Failure to do so will cause the archive to become unusable until the UPGRADE_ARCHIVE is run.
  M. Change to ARCHIVE to JES.
The confirmation pop-up window now provides the ability to specify the following characteristics of the report placed on JES:
    o OUTPUT CLASS
o FORMID
o DESTINATION
  N. Change to keywords
JESDELIVERY_FORM
JESDELIVERY_FORM_DEFAULT
SEGMENT_OVERRIDE_JESDELIVERY_FORM
  O. NEW DELIVERYTYPE=REQUE;
This new deliverytype does not actually deliver a report, is simply changes the JEScharacteristics of a report. It does not create a new JES output like DELIVERTYPE=JES does, it just changes the characteristics of the original report.
    New keywords: JES_REPORT_REQUE_NODE_DESTID
JES_REPORT_REQUE_NODE_DESTID_DEFAULT
  P. DIRECTORY WEB PAGE FILTER WINDOW CHANGES:
    1. With multiple report directory windows open each one of them may now have a filter window associated with it. Previously only the first directory window could have a filter window.
2. Removed the alert window that popped up when the ‘FILTER OFF” button was pressed.
3. The ‘FILTER OFF” button is now ‘grayed out’ and disabled unless there is actually a filter window open.
4. All filter fields now translate all input into upper case except for the ‘PROGRAMMER NAME’ field.
5. The ‘CREATION DATE TO/FROM’ fields initial values have changed:
      • The ‘TO DATE’ is now the date obtained from JRB, previously it was the date obtained from the workstation.
• The ‘FROM DATE’ is now calculated from the ‘TO DATE’.
    A number of days are subtracted from the ‘TO DATE’ to obtain the ‘FROM DATE’. The number of days subtracted are obtained from:

New keyword:
WEBPAGE_REPORT_FILTER_FROM_DATE_OFFSET
  Q. New keywords:
    FTP_TCPIP_READ_TIMEOUT
FTP_TCPIP_READ_TIMEOUT_DEFAULT
  R. New option for keyword FTP_MODE and FTP_MODE_DEFAULT.
    You can now specify
FTP_MODE=PASSIVE_POSTCONNECT
  S. Changed the FTP protocol associated with FTP_MODE=PASSIVE;
Some FTP servers were causing deliveries to hang up. Tracing revealed JRB waiting upon a TCP/READ attempting to receive the response of a ‘STOR’ FTP command.

Previously JRB would: Issue ‘PASV’, Issue ‘STOR’, then connects to the server. (PASV,STOR,CONNECT)
Now JRB will: Issue ‘PASV’, connect to the server, then Issue ‘STOR’.(PASV,CONNECT,STOR)

In order to preserve previous functionality that might be required from some servers FTP_MODE=PASSIVE_POSTCONNECT now will use the old protocol. (PASV,STOR,CONNECT)

Download Release JES Report Broker 2.2 (JRB22.exe)
Release 2.1 - 10/25/2005 
 

1) The minimum OS/390 release is now 2.10

2) Contains all the maintenance items from version 2.0  (2.0.1 through 2.0.36)

3) Provides ability to choose ‘OUTPUT’ or ‘HELD’ JES queues when archived reports are sent back to the JES output queue.         

4) Provides ability to send archived reports back to the JES output queue.

New required keyword for use in $WEB member:
WEBPAGE_ARCH2JES_CLASS                                         

5) Provides ability to use wildcards ‘*’ with the keyword:

JES_REPORT_SELECT_PROGRAMMER_NAME JES_REPORT_SELECT_PROGRAMMER_NAME_DEFAULT

6) Provides ability to submit JCL from the ‘History Directory’ web page to restore a document from backup.

New keywords:
ARCHIVE_RESTORE_JCL_JOBCARD1 – Required keyword.
3.3.27 ARCHIVE_RESTORE_JCL_JOBCARD1
ARCHIVE_RESTORE_JCL_JOBCARD2 – Required keyword.
3.3.28 ARCHIVE_RESTORE_JCL_JOBCARD2
ARCHIVE_RESTORE_JCL_TAPE_UNIT – Optional keyword.
3.3.29 ARCHIVE_RESTORE_JCL_TAPE_UNIT
ARCHIVE_RESTORE_JCL_DASD_UNIT – Optional keyword
3.3.26 ARCHIVE_RESTORE_JCL_DASD_UNIT

7) Provides control over report separator pages within a report segment.

New keywords:
SEGMENT_OVERRIDE_REPORT_SEPARATOR_PAGE SEGMENT_OVERRIDE_REPORT_SEPARATOR_USERID

8) Removes JES LRECL restriction of 4060. 

a) There will no longer be any restriction on JES LRECL.   
b) Improved use of buffering will also improve performance on document deliveries.                 

9) New keyword (REQUIRED):                                            

JES_READ_BUFFER_SIZE

10) Changed keywords:                                       

TRANSMIT_BUFFER_SIZE -
changed maximum value from 32736 to 32767.
JES_REPORT_SIGNIFICANT_LRECL -
changed maximum value from 4060 to 32760.    

11) Batch Utility Changes.                                 

Adds ability to COPY or MOVE reports from one archive group to another. 
Adds ability to specify any archive report group as a ‘target’ for a restore from backup. Previously there was no control, it restored to the original archive group.
Adds new valid value:
FUNCTION=COPY_TO_GROUP.
Adds new valid value:
FUNCTION=MOVE_TO_GROUP.
New keyword:
OVERLAY_DUPLICATE_REPORT.
New keyword:
SELECT_ONLY_BEGINING_GROUP
New keyword:
TARGET_REPORT_GROUP

12) Added new JES report selection criteria.

Adds keyword: JES_REPORT_SELECT_ACCOUNTING_FIELD 
Adds keyword: JES_REPORT_SELECT_ACCOUNTING_FIELD_DEFAULT 
Adds keyword:
JES_REPORT_SELECT_ORIGIN_NODE
Adds keyword: JES_REPORT_SELECT_ORIGIN_NODE_DEFAULT
Adds keyword:
JES_REPORT_SELECT_PRIORITY
Adds keyword:
JES_REPORT_SELECT_PRIORITY_DEFAULT
Adds keyword: JES_REPORT_SELECT_PROGRAMMER_NAME
Adds keyword: JES_REPORT_SELECT_PROGRAMMER_NAME_DEFAULT

13) Increases the maximum value of MAX_NUMBER_INTERNAL_TASKS from 512 to 1024.

14) Provides ablity to reque a report to a NULL WRITER id.

You can now specify JES_REPORT_REQUE_WRITER=****; which will set the WRITER id to NULL.

15) Added ability to control the format of the FTP server command PORT.

Added new keywords:
FTP_PORT_COMMAND_FORMAT
FTP_PORT_COMMAND_FORMAT_DEFAULT   (REQUIRED)

16) Added ability to specify a ‘COPIES=’ type parameter for DELIVERYTYPE=JES deliveries.

Adds new keyword:
JESDELIVERY_COPIES
Release 2.0 - 7/05/2005
  Functionality that added to JRB 1.1 by fixes (maintenance) are not listed here.
  New keywords have been added that affect the appearance of the Archive Group Tree web page.  They are all in support of the new ability to define multiple archive group trees (REPORT_GROUP_BEGIN_A_TREE)

a)  WEBPAGE_PREVIOUS_TREE_ICON – New optional keyword to specify a graphics file name to be used as an ICON.  It will be used as a link to a previous tree.  b)  WEBPAGE_PREVIOUS_TREE_TEXT – New Required keyword to specify the text associated with a link to a previous tree. 
c)  WEBPAGE_TOP_TREE_ICON – New optional keyword to specify a graphics file name to be used as an ICON.  It will be associated with the ‘top tree’ (the first tree defined in $GROUPS). 
d)  WEBPAGE_TOP_TREE_TEXT – New required keyword to specify the text associated with the ‘top tree’ (the first tree defined in $GROUPS
e)  REPORT_GROUP_ICON – New optional keyword to specify the name of a graphics file that will be associated with a report group. 

  New optional keyword REPORT_GROUP_BEGIN_A_TREE for the $GROUPS member provides the ability to define multiple report group trees.  Previously only one report group tree was supported.  Customers that had many thousand report groups had no choice but to put all the groups under a single tree.  Now an unlimited number of trees can be be defined.  This provides better organization and a more focused, manageable number of report groups shown in the Archive Report Group Tree web page. 
  The Sign-on web page now optionally includes a pop-up window where you can place instructions, disclaimers or a greeting.  New keywords shown below:

a)  WEBPAGE_SIGNON_POPUP_HEADING – Provide text for the heading of the pop-up. 
b)  WEBPAGE_SIGNON_POPUP_MSG – Provide text, html or graphics for the body of the pop-up. 

  New keyword SYSLOG_MESSAGE_LEVEL Controls which JRB messages are sent to the system log. 
  JRB can now optionally generate a separator page during document delivery.  The new keywords are listed below:

a)  REPORT_SEPARATOR_PAGE – Request separator page and position.
b)  REPORT_SEPARATOR_USERID – Userid to be optinally included on the separator page. 
c)  REPORT_SEPARATOR_PAGE_DEFAULT -  Request separator page and position
d)  REPORT_SEPARATOR_USERID_DEFAULT - Userid to be optionally included on the separator page.
  New substitution variables have been added.  The old substitution variables dealing with time/date were all on GMT.  New local time/date substitution variables have been added:

a)  &LJBRUNDATE - LOCAL Date the report was created in the format mm-dd-yyyy
b)  &LJULJDAT -  LOCAL current date in julian format: yyyy.ddd
c)  &LJM - LOCAL Month the report was created.  Format: mm.
d)  &LJD - LOCAL Day the report was created.  Format: dd.
e)  &LJYR - LOCAL Year the report was created.  Format: yyyy.
f)  &LJOBTIME - LOCAL Time the report was created in the format hh.mm.ss
g)  &LJH - LOCAL Hour the report was created in the format hh.
h)  &LHN - LOCAL Minutes the report was created in the format mm.
i)  &LHS - LOCAL Seconds the report was created in the format ss
  DELIVERYTYPE=JES now ‘carries forward’ the FCB of the original output to the new output.
  During startup JRB now checks for the correct version and maintenance level of HTML, JAVASCRIPT and LOADLIB. (LOADLIB had previously been checked for correct version only.  
  On the Report Group Tree web page the action taken when clicked has changed.  Clicking the group name previously expanded the group then displayed the Report Directory page.  Now clicking the group name (or ICON) will NOT expand the group, instead it will immediately display the Report Directory page
  On the Archive Group Directory web page the status now scrolls to attract attention:

“Left click to view report. Right click to download/save report”. Also added a mouse over function that pops up a small title "Left click to view report. Right click to download/save report" when the mouse is pointed at a document.
  New keyword DELIVERY_MAX_LINES_PER_PAGE and DELIVERY_MAX_LINES_PER_PAGE_DEFAULT replaces obsolete keyword DELIVERY_CONVERSION_LINES_PER_PAGE.  The obsolete keyword was effective only for PDF conversion.  The new keyword is effective for PDF conversion and most carriage control emulations. 
  The actions of some values of the DELIVERY_CC_EMULATION keyword have been changed.

a)  Forces top-of-page at the beginning of each JES output dataset
b)  Adds carriage control (top-of-page) to output datasets that do not have carriage control.  Controlled by the keyword DELIVERY_MAX_LINES_PER_PAGE
  New value ‘IMPROVED_PASSTHRU’ for keyword DELIVERY_CC_EMULATION. 
  DELIVERY_CONVERSION=PDF
now requires
DELIVERY_CC_EMULATION=IMPROVED_PASSTHRU
  The keyword EXTERNAL_SECURITY has been changed from optional to required. Most customers will already have this keyword coded
  Added a new flavor of TRACE command.  TRACE CC
  The keyword DELIVERY_CONVERSION_LINES_PER_PAGE is obsolete.  JRB will automatically change this keyword wherever it is coded to the new keyword DELIVERY_MAX_LINES_PER_PAGE.
  The install procedure no longer requires IBM’s DFDSS to restore a dump of the HFS.  Components of the HFS are now shipped in PDS’s and copied into the HFS.
  New section in this manual that graphically shows the areas in the web page where keywords can be used to customize the appearance
  The maximum LRECL for the JRB CONTROL PDS is now 1000 (was 255). 
  In addition to the changes above approximately 50 other refinements and fixes were added.
Release 1.192 - 2/15/2005
  Adds keyword JES_REPORT_SELECT_BOUNDARY=GROUP|DSID.

Previously all the DSID's in a report group would be delivered together unless split up with segmentation or selected by JES_REPORT_SELCT_DDNAME.
With JES_REPORT_SELECT_BOUNDARY=DSID JRB will
deliver each DSID as a separate file.
  Adds new substitution variables:
    &DSID
    &PROCSTEP
Can be used in the following keywords:

  • EMAIL_ATTACHED_FILENAME

  • EMAIL_BODY_TEXT

  • EMAIL_SUBJECT

  • FTP_FILENAME

  • FTP_WORKING_DIRECTORY

  • SEGMENT_OVERRIDE_EMAIL_BODY_TEXT

  • SEGMENT_OVERRIDE_EMAIL_ATTACHED_FILENAME

  • SEGMENT_OVERRIDE_EMAIL_BODY_TEXT

  • SEGMENT_OVERRIDE_EMAIL_SUBJECT

  • SEGMENT_OVERRIDE_FTP_FILENAME

  • SEGMENT_OVERRIDE_FTP_WORKING_DIRECTORY

  Adds keyword JES_REPORT_SELECT_PROCSTEP.
    Adds the ability to select reports by PROC STEPNAME.. 
Release 1.185 - 1/18/2005
  Adds NETRC capability to FTP deliveries (DELIVERYTYPE=FTP)NETRC provides a method of keeping all FTP userid’s and passwords in one secure location instead of coding them in the route entries.
 
  The previous levelset had backleveled the HTML back to base. In addition to adding the above fixes this fix corrected the HTML.
  Adds ability to define a member name with numerics with MEMBER_NAME_FUNCTION=CLASS
JRB previously did not support a member name with numerics
in the name with  MEMBER_NAME_FUNCTION=CLASS. 
You can now define a member name with the format:            #nnnnnnn              
The ‘#’ is ignored when setting the selection criteria.
Adds requirement for member names when used with  MEMBER_NAME_FUNCTION=CLASS
Member names can only contain the following characters:           
0-9, A-Z, ‘#’· 

Adds new substitution variable &WRITERID that can be used anywhere substitution variables are used. Adds ability to use ‘PASSIVE’ FTP during FTP deliveries

Adds ability to use 'PASSIVE' FTP during FTP delivers.

Provides ability to control LRECL and BLKSIZE on archive backup dataset (JRBBACK in JRBJUTIL).
Can specify any LRECL from 400- 32756.

Provides ability to enable or disable the browser BACK button
while using JRB.
Adds new keyword WEBPAGE_BACK_BUTTON.

Adds NETRC capability to FTP deliveries (DELIVERYTYPE=FTP)NETRC provides a method of keeping all FTP userid’s and passwords in one secure location instead of coding them in the route entries.
 
Release 1.177 - 11/29/2004
  Adds a new control PDF member $WEB.

Adds the ability to control what information columns are presented on the Report Directory web page.

Adds the ability to control what filter criteria fields are available
on the Report Filter web page.  

Add the ability to specify a user-friendly, meaningful report name during DELIVERYTYPE=ARCHIVE.
SEGMENT_OVERRIDE_REPORT_NAME
The report name can be shown on the Report Directory page.  

Made reports “clickable”
Added the ability to view a single report from the Report Directory with a left click.Added the ability to download a single report from the Report Directory with a right click.   

The Navagation Main Menu is no longer presented unless the
userid in use is an administrator.
All other userid’s are sent directly to the Report Group Tree. 

Added the ability to disable the FILTER button from the Report Diretory page.
WEBPAGE_REPORTDIR_FILTER_BUTTON. 

Made all the drop down menus function consistently.
They all require the ‘go’ button to be pressed to actuate the selection.·  

‘Next Page’ ‘Prev Page’ ‘Bottom Page’ ‘Top Page’ buttons on
the report directory tree are now sensitive to screen contents.
For example, if the directory is already showing the first page the ‘Top Page’ and ‘Prev Page’ buttons are grayed out and cannot be pressed.

Streamlined “Navigation…” drop downs.
Removed the “Navigation…” default selection. With the “Navigation…” shown as the default the user always had to drop down the menu to select the page.  It is now replaced with a realistic default.
All you have to do now is press ‘go’ if you want the default selection.·

Streamlined the “Choose function…” drop down on the report directory and history directory.
Removed the “Choose function…” default selection.
With the “Choose function…” shown as the default the user
always had to drop down the menu to select the function.
It is now replaced with “View Report” as the default.
All you have to do now is press ‘go’ if you want the default selection.

Adds control of time zone for creation date/time on archived reports.

Adds new parameter value to SEGMENT_STOP_BOUNDARY.
You can now specify SEGMENT_STOP_BOUNDARY=PREVLINE.

Adds ability to purge reports and history using web page.
You can now purge report from the Report Directory page and
history from the History directory page.

Adds new keyword  WEBPAGE_TREE_PERSISTANCE
You can now ‘preserve’ the status of the Report Group Tree
instead of it being displayed ‘collapsed’ each time.

Sign-on page change: password change now implies sign-on
Previously JRB required the user to sign on using the new password after a password change request.  This change simultaneously  signs the user on when a password is changed.

Release 1.164 - 10/25/2004
  Provides faster JRB startup when a large number
(multiple thousands) of report groups are defined in $GROUPS.
Adds a new keyword:  DIR_TRAVERSE_BUFFER_SIZE.                                      REPORT_NODE_SCAN. 
Release 1.149 - 9/16/2004
 

Segmentation change. 
Adds a new parameter value to keyword SEGMENT_STOP_BOUNDARY=PREVPAGE will end the segment at the bottom of the previous page. No part of the page that contains the SEGMENT_STOP_TEXT will appear in the segment.

Provides control over conversion table during FTP and ARCHIVE.  You can now choose if a report will be delivered in ASCII or EBCDIC.
Adds new keywords: 
FTP_CONVERSION_TABLE_DEFAULT  (REQUIRED KEYWORD)
ARCHIVE_CONVERSION_TABLE_DEFAULT (REQUIRED KEYWORD)
CONVERSION TABLE
 SEGMENT_OVERRIDE_CONVERSION_TABLE

Provides ability to convert Machine Carriage Control to ASA during delivery.
Adds a new value for the keywords DELIVERY_CC_EMULATION                                                        DELIVERY_CC_EMULATION_DEFAULT
You can now specify the value “TRANSLATE_TO_ASA”. 
Machine Carriage Control will be converted to ASA for any DELIVERYTYPE. 
       
Provides ability to specify Machine Carriage Control to ASA in a segment override.
Extends the features provided in 1.1.47.
Adds a new value Adds a new value to:
DELIVERY_ CC_EMULATION                                          DELIVERY_CC_EMULATION_DEFAULT
You can now specify STRIP_DEVICE_CODES.
It strips off the unneeded impact printer machine control codes such as x'03' x'73' x'7b x'04'  but leaves the carriage control intact.
Also adds new values to:                                                         SEGMENT_OVERRIDE_DELIVERY_CC_EMULATION     
You can now specify STRIP_DEVICE CODES STRIP_DEVICE_CODES                                                TRANSLATE_TO_ASA        
 
Release 1.139 - 7/29/2004
  Added support for DELIVERY_CC_EMULATION=PCPRINT

Added ability to control each report segment separately.
 This provides the ability to control the format and destination of each report segment.  Each segment can be sent to a different destination.  Before this change customers had to use JES_REPORT_DISPOSITION=KEEP to pass the report to the next route entry to have report segments from a report sent to different destinations.  This was in-efficient for a large report because each route entry began reading the report from the beginning.  This change allows the ability to process all the segments in a report in one pass.  Is adds several keywords, all beginning with SEGMENT_OVERRIDE…

Added ability to select reports with STEPNAME and DDNAME. 

Extends fix JRB1129 to include keywords to control segments in a DELIVERYTYPE=JES route entry.
This extends the abilities of JRB1129 to include keywords for DELIVERYTYPE=JES.  The keywords added all begin with SEGMENT_OVERRIDE_JESDELIVERY

Implements new keyword FTP_PORT.
Most FTP servers uses the well-known port number 21.  Some FTP servers use a non standard port number.  The new keyword FTP_PORT provides the ability to specify any port number. 

Segmentation change.  Removes requirement that segments must be defined in the order they appear in the report.
Segments no longer have to be defined in the order they appear in the report.
 
Release 1.1.25 - 6/11/2004
  Added ability to convert archived reports to Adobe Acrobat format (PDF)
 During archival of a report you can now convert to PDF format (Adobe Acrobat).  The following delivery types support PDF conversion
1. DELIVERYTYPE=ARCHIVE
2. DELIVERYTYPE=EMAIL
3. DELIVERYTYPE=FTP

Includes ability to view and download the PDF documents using a web browser.
 
Release 1.1.15 - 5/10/2004
  Added ability to convert reports to Adobe Acrobat format (PDF).
When it was added" During delivery of a report you can now convert to PDF format (Adobe Acrobat). 
 
Release 1.1.6 - 3/12/2004
  Added ability to specify a new DELIVERYTYPE.  DELIVERYTYPE=JES;
Delivers the report back to JES, creating an entirely new report. Usually this delivery type is used with segmentation in order to extract a portion of the report. 
Release 1.1.4 - 2/12/2004
  Added ability to specify the name of the file attached to an email.
 
Release 1.1 - 12/30/2003
  Archive reports into JRB.
 
  Access archived reports via a web browser.
  Internal web server
Provides access to archived reports via a web browser without installing and maintaining a separate web server.
 
  SSL security for web server
  SSL security for FTP
  Adds Carriage Control Emulation including FCB support. 
  Adds ability to ‘break up’ reports,
sending only the required sections of a report.
  Adds ability to specify text to include in the body of an email. 
  Adds new substitution variables. 
  Batch maintenance utility.
Backup, restore and purge archived reports.
  Adds ability to SPIN JRB logs.
Provides ability to spin a JRB log to print, delete or otherwise dispose of the log without bringing down JRB.
  Fully specify ‘FROM’ field on EMAIL deliveries.
Specify the entire ‘FROM’ field,
not just the portion to the left of the ‘@’.
 
  Select reports for delivery based upon DDNAME.