Monday April 21, 2003
Monday April 21, 2003
[ANNOUNCE] Hibernate 2.0rc1
Hibernate2 is now functionally complete! Get it at the usual place. The release notes are below.
Hibernate Changelog =================== Changes in version 2.0 beta 5 (21.4.2003) ----------------------------------------- * Informix support (Steve Molitor) * fixed a bug parsing "select new ... " queries * deprecated "object" type in favor of mappings * added Session.contains() * added extra DBCP config options (?) * SessionFactory.close() now unbinds from JNDI * added Session.evict() * got rid of an unnecessary SQL DELETE issued when an empty collection was dereferenced * where attribute of collection mappings no longer ignored for deletion * improved logging * support polymorphic associations to "embedded" composite id classes * various bugfixes to collection filter parameter binding * fixed some problems with proxies introduced in earlier beta versions * fixed bug with self-reference in the case of identity column id generation * added hibernate.cglib.use_reflection_optimizer property * added nonstrict-read-write cache * fixed an SQL-generation bug in new Criteria API * added CompositeUserType * sequence and table id generators now aware of default-schema * added update and insert attributes to element * fixed a bug with expressions like elements(foo.bar.baz) in where clause * more efficient Set initialization (two-phase load) * removed support for hibernate.query.imports and added mapping element * fixed problem in DBCP connection validation and added new config properties
I'm proud to say that this blog is now Powered By Hibernate (thanks to Dave of course)!
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at Apr 21 2003, 05:51:32 AM MDT
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