Thanks for the notice. We are happy to receive these notifications, but prefer them to be on the dev list (rather than the support list).
[EMAIL PROTECTED] No need to post it there this time, as pretty much everyone on the dev list is also on the user list. Thanks again, Clinton On Mon, 20 Dec 2004 06:42:17 +0700, Jean-Francois Poilpret <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Dear iBATIS users, > > I hope this forum can be used for such announcements (my apologies if it > cannot). > > I am pleased to announce the release of HiveTranse 0.3.0, a generic > transaction framework for the HiveMind container. In particular, this > release brings support for iBATIS SqlMaps V2. The original announcement on > SourceForge follows. > > If you use HiveMind and iBATIS, do not hesitate to give it a try. > > Cheers > > Jean-Francois Poilpret > > Announcement on SourceForge: HiveTranse 0.3.0 released! > > The HiveTranse project team is pleased to announce the release of HiveTranse > 0.3.0 on SourceForge. > > HiveTranse is aiming to bring generic transaction support to the HiveMind > lightweight IoC container for Java, as well as easy integration with > persistence frameworks (like Hibernate and iBATIS). > > New release 0.3.0 brings the following: > - new support for iBATIS SqlMaps V2 framework with a complete example > - support of "Open Session In View" pattern for Hibernate support > - example of AdapterBuilderFactory usage > - better build system (dependencies are now necessary only on target call) > - small bugs fixes in examples > > HiveTranse current release supports the following features: > - generic framework for transparent transaction support > - programmatic and declarative transaction support are available > - injection of one or more JDBC Connections into your own services > - injection of one or more Hibernate Sessions into your own services > - injection of one or more iBATIS SqlMaps into your own services > > The download comes in 3 flavors: > - source only (including build system) > - source, compiled jars, javadoc > - source, compiled jars, docs, and all dependent libraries Please note that > the example wars are not delivered in any package and must explicitely be > built through "ant war". > > For more information on HiveTranse: > http://sourceforge.net/projects/hivetranse/ > > The HiveTranse team > >
