We are currently running version 3.1 and are looking to upgrade to version 3.3. Previously, whenever a newer version of NHibernate was released there was also a new release of the second level cache clients. However, that does not appear to be the case for 3.3. I've only found one post that discusses this and the only given resolution was to either do a version redirect or else re-compile the source to version 3.3 yourself. I have a few of questions about this: 1. Why were newer 3.3 version of the second level cache clients not release with NHibernate 3.3? This has occurred with all previous releases, so why was it dropped on this release? 2. Are there typically in code changes that are required when updating the clients for a new NHibernate release? If so, then simply doing a redirect or recompile would not be ideal. 3. If indeed we are supposed to just redirect or recompile, then how were we to know this? I've searched high and low and the only thing I found was the 1 post to this forum. There's no official documentation of this anywhere that I've seen. Regards, Clint
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