Re: [Hibernate] 3.1 rc2

[Emmanuel Bernard]

#1 is done

Steve Ebersole wrote:


#1 - cool, just let me know when you are done.

#2 - is not bubbled up to Query yet.  I need to finish some other
refactoring regarding how queries are parsed/cached first.  Just follow
HHH-844 and its related cases for the status.  Yes, there are
"type-less" setParameter() methods on Query.


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1. I want to add a new operation persistOnFlush

Remember why we did introduce the PERSIST_ON_FLUSH cascading action? For

EJB3 flush efficiency
In the current impl, it is only used for the first level of flushing in 
EJB3 (ie action inherited from FlushEventListener.getCascadingAction()
To workaround that, I've introduced a persistOnFlush operation (not 
public to the session), but visible through the event listener system 
(create-onflush tag)

I still need to test, but I'll be able to commit by the end of the
week-end

2. How does the type discovery work? Did you add a typeless 
setParameter() to the Query?




Steve Ebersole wrote:

 


So as far as I am concerned, I am ready to push out 3.1rc2.  Anything
anyone else wanted to get into this before I cut it?

I hope to get time to do it this weekend.  If not, it'll be early next
week.


Here is the change-log so far:

** Bug
  * [HHH-1045] - Example contains inner classes that aren't
serializable

** Improvement
  * [HHH-1038] - make 'auto' the default for
hibernate.connection.release_mode
  * [HHH-1042] - determine "expected type" of parameter during HQL
parsing

It is really for HHH-1038 that I want to get this out there.


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[Hibernate] NHibernate joins Hibernate at JBoss Inc.

[Christian Bauer]

NHibernate is a port of Hibernate 2.1 to the .NET platform. After  
several years of development it is now available in version 1.0, as  
free software under the LGPL. The port to C# was started by Tom  
Barrett, and later picked up by Mike Doerfler and Peter Smulovics.


Sergey Koshcheyev, the main developer of NHibernate, finished version  
1.0 in the past months. JBoss Inc. has hired Sergey to join the  
Hibernate team and to work full-time on future versions of NHibernate.


The Hibernate and NHibernate projects will share infrastructure once  
the migration is completed. We plan to merge user forums and  
websites, and further work on shared documentation is already on our  
list. The teams are also discussing possible strategies for a port of  
the Hibernate3 software to .NET and C#, so stay tuned.



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