Hi Amy,
This promoted build should have the fix for a P1 issue.
But (!) a) Java Persistence API doesn't have 1.0 version;
b) Oracle has joined the community a while ago; c) there
is no support for building POJO entity beans - this feature
usually is implemented in tools.
On the other hand, we do have new features in this build:
- Added support for EJB 3.0 persistence entities to be deployed as part of
standalone web module.
- Fixed a problem with an EJBQL query selecting a relationship
field, e.g. "SELECT o.customer FROM Order o".
- Added support for aggregates in EJBQL HAVING clause.
There is probably more, but Oracle team seems to have email problems
today.
thanks,
-marina
Amy Roh wrote On 11/09/05 13:59,:
> Hi,
>
> I'm planning to add news for persistence in this week's promoted build
> announcement. Can someone fill me in the detail which would make a good
> announcement?
>
> This promoted build includes improvements to the Java Persistence API
> that is included in Java EE 5. Oracle joins with the GlassFish community
> and contributes to implement the Java Persistence API 1.0. The Glassfish
> app server is implemented using the Toplink technology source code
> contributed by Oracle. This latest release includes support for building
> POJO entity beans and using the latest annotations ......... (needs some
> better detail here about what actually is included today in the download
> for Entity Beans).
>
> Thanks!
> Amy