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Posted by Robert Bazinet on Aug 25, 2008
NHibernate 2.0 was made official with the announcement of its general availability by Ayende Rahien. The announcement follows months of alphas and release candidates and now matches the features of Hibernate 3.2.
The features available in NHibernate 2.0 were discussed on InfoQ in April 2008 by Hartmut Wilms in an article titled NHibernate 2.0 Offers Many New Features. The article goes into some great detail about what 2.0 entails. Details of features from Ayende's blog include:
It should be noted that LINQ to NHibernate is not included in the 2.0 release but is planned for 2.1. Also, .NET 1.1 is no longer supported.
A Google group is available for support issues and NHiberate can be downloaded from SourceForge now.
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- Table per class strategy using union (<unionsubclass>).
- HQL functions for all supported dialects.
- One shot delete of aggregations using on-delete="cascade".
The documentation of NH2.0.0GA is now available in wiki format
knol.google.com/k/fabio-maulo/-/1nr4enxv3dpeq/2...
Another important news is the NHibernate.Contrib project
sourceforge.net/projects/nhcontrib
Where you can find some old contribution and some new projects as:
- NHibernate.Burrow
- NHibernate.Validator</unionsubclass>
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