Hyperjaxb2 0.6.0 released
2008-04-14 03:18:36

I am pleased to announce the 0.6.0 release of Hyperjaxb2.

Features:

Build system moved to Maven.
Hyperjaxb2 Maven plugin.
Sample project for Maven.
Sample project for Ant.
Tested with over 20 test scenarios.
hibernate.cfg.xml generation.
Fixed a number of bugs.
Improved customizations.
Improved website documentation.

Please visit https://hyperjaxb2.dev.java.net/ for details.

This release may be considered a pre-final release of Hyperjaxb2. Yes, 1.0.0 will be the next public release. Code base will not be changed - I'll only work on documentation and promotional material.

Starting Hyperjaxb 2.
2008-03-31 03:16:32
Dear community! I'd like to announce that I'm starting this week the Hyperjaxb 2 project, which is the sequel of the Hyperjaxb (the first). Hyperjaxb 2 will take be based on the Jaxb 2.0 and Hibernate 3.0 and require Java 5.0. I will make sure that all of the old test scenarios run with the second version, but plan a bit lighter archiotecture. XDoclets will be replaced with Java annotations and QDox-based customizations with brand new Jaxb customizations. Finally, I'd like to thank many of the Hyperjaxb users that helped to improve this product. Development goes on. Best wishes.

First public release
2008-03-24 03:16:59
Glad to announce first public release of HyperJAXB! Please feel free to download the distribution and try it out. Simply run ant test in the example directory.

Hyperjaxb3 Release 0.3
2008-03-24 03:16:59

Dear community! I'm glad to announce the 0.3 release of Hyperjaxb3.

Hyperjaxb3 is a JAXB plugin which annotates schema-derived classes with Java Persistence API annotations effectively making these classes persistent.

Hyperjaxb3 resolves a lot of incompatibilities between JAXB and JPA, taking into an account JPA limitations and JAXB peculiarities. Generated annotations are 100% standard (no vendor extensions used) meaning your classes will be portable across EJB3 containers. There are no database dependencies - you can persist your schema-derived classes in any database supported by your container. Hyperjaxb3 supports a very large set of schemas - and we are working towards supporting all the schemas that JAXB supports.

Both generated and runtime code is stable and can be used in production.

Please visit the announcement page for details, download and documentation links.