[CONF] OpenJPA > 2.1 Roadmap

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2.1 Roadmap Page edited by Jeremy Bauer Changes (8) ... ** Inclusion of commons-dbcp in openjpa-all.jar and the binary distribution ** Ability to configure or disable commons-dbcp * Built-in Bean Validation Provider ** Inclusion of Apache Bean Validation Provider in openjpa-all.jar and the binary distribution * Additional Database Support ** Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2 ... ** Image Gallery ** OpenTrader * Instrumentation and Platform MBean support ** Remote monitoring of OpenJPA's caches using JMX ** Pluggable instrumentation support * JEST ** REST style read-only access to OpenJPA ** Remote monitoring of OpenJPA's caches using JMX * New Tools ** TBD... ** [JConsole plugin for monitoring OpenJPA's datacache|https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OPENJPA-1844] ... * This release will officially *drop support for Java SE 5*. Anyone requiring Java SE 5 support will have to continue using OpenJPA 2.0.x, which is fully JPA 2.0 compliant. h3. Release Plan A [2.1.x branch|https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/openjpa/branches/2.1.x/] is available in SVN and 2.1.0 release preparations are underway. The OpenJPA team is planning to deliver a 2.1.0 release in late January, 2011. \\ Full Content OpenJPA 2.1 Roadmap We'll try to maintain this page with delivered and planned features for the OpenJPA 2.1.0 release, so check back often. Planned Features Built-in connection pooling for Java SE applications Inclusion of commons-dbcp in openjpa-all.jar and the binary distribution Ability to configure or disable commons-dbcp Built-in Bean Validation Provider Inclusion of Apache Bean Validation Provider in openjpa-all.jar and the binary distribution Additional Database Support Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2 Microsoft SQL JDBC driver v3.0 IBM solidDB Additional Samples OpenBook Image Gallery OpenTrader Instrumentation and Platform MBean support Pluggable instrumentation support Remote monitoring of OpenJPA's caches using JMX New Tools JConsole plugin for monitoring OpenJPA's datacache Migration Issues This release will officially drop support for Java SE 5. Anyone requiring Java SE 5 support will have to continue using OpenJPA 2.0.x, which is fully JPA 2.0 compliant. Release Plan A 2.1.x branch is available in SVN and 2.1.0 release preparations are underway. The OpenJPA team is planning to deliver a 2.1.0 release in late January, 2011. Change Notification Preferences View Online | View Changes | Add Comment