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Tuesday June 17, 2003

[Display Tag] Now we're talking...

We're starting to get some real activity over on the display tag library project. I have to admit, I've done nothing - which is why it's even cooler that other folks are. Mathias joined the team and went on a rampage squashing bugs and formatting code. Then along came a guy named Fabrizio (no blog) who re-wrote the whole thing ~ demo. Even better - it's XHTML and CSS compliant.

There's even an editable table prototype being looked at. John York (no blog) has also done a lot in re-writing the library, and has his own version that I'm hoping to post soon. Nice work gents!

Posted in Java at Jun 17 2003, 03:16:20 PM MDT 11 Comments

A nice quote

...this year's J1 taught me that "home" is not a place, but a feeling. (That's so '82!)

I couldn't have said it better myself. It's why I'm so pumped to visit the cabin for the 4th. I'll make sure to take lots of pictures...

Posted in General at Jun 17 2003, 01:27:51 PM MDT

[ANNOUNCE] Hibernate 2.0.1 Released!

The Hibernate Team never stops producing. They've released 2.0.1, which fixes the following bugs: 

Changes in version 2.0.1 (17.6.2003)
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* fixed some problems with new dialect-specific LIMIT clauses
* improved parsing of collection where attribute
* made one-to-many bags more efficient (they are really sets!)
* allowed type="calendar" for  properties
* fixed a bug with locking a versioned composite-id class
* refresh() may now take a transient instance
* added ProxoolConnectionProvider (Martin Crawford)
* fixed some minor JCA issues (Mike Mosiewicz)
* fixed a bug with FETCH and sorted associations
* improved performance of SchemaUpdate tool (Teodor Danciu)
* fixed a bug in Configuration.addFile(String) (Ken Geis)
* tidied up and documented hbm2ddl package (esp. Ant tasks)
* deprecated CounterGenerator in favor of IncrementGenerator
* improved logging during initialization

Posted in Java at Jun 17 2003, 07:14:37 AM MDT 2 Comments