> > All I would love to see on top of this one, is an > implementation using > > javax.persistence ;-) > > > > > Uups I just saw it already utilizes the > javax.persistence api. >
We have planned to support both EJB3 and Hibernate from the very beginning. Currently your code can be Hibernate-independent allowing easy switching to EJB3. Inside we have an abstraction layer that is testable and can be extended to support EJB3. It is one of the major features that will be available in the next stable release after 1st. Now we would like to focus on stability/bugfixes/performance/documentation. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
