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And now under a MIT style license!

Forgot to test the UserLogin sample on mono, now it works ok (I tested it on mono 0.29 on my mandrake 9.1 box).

Sorry for the inconvenience,
Rodrigo B. de Oliveira

Featuring:
* single binary release for both mono and ms dotnet;
* script support for migration plans;
* better/safer way of dealing with out of disk space conditions;
* better xpath implementation;
* forms authentication sample or "using Bamboo.prevalence as a backend for user authentication";

http://bbooprevalence.sourceforge.net/wiki/

Not a lotta content right now but we'll get there.

* Better/safer output log handling
* PrevalenceEngine.Pause, PrevalenceEngine.Resume
* Bamboo.Prevalence.Collections.ReaderWriterList
* Tools/VersionMigration: support for arbitrary schema changes through custom field and object initializers

Bamboo.Prevalence 1.3.1 - Paulo Braga Release

* What's new in 1.3.1?

* Object Schema Evolution - support for the rename class, move class, add field,
rename field, delete field, change field type refactorings

* Bamboo.Prevalence.Indexing - object indexing and searching infrastructure, only full
text search is supported right now

* Bamboo.Prevalence.XPath - very simple XPath implementation for querying object
graphs... read more

* .NET code access security integration
* Serialization version migration tool!

Bamboo.Prevalence

* What's new in 1.2?

* Removal of IPrevalentSystem interface - AlarmClock was moved to PrevalenceEngine (you should call PrevalenceEngine.Now instead)

* transparent command/query objects - no need to write your own command and query objects,
the framework will intercept method calls to your prevalent system class and turn them
into command and query objects as needed. Basically a prevalent class will look like this:... read more

* What's new in 1.1?

* PrevalenceEngine.Current added
* Multithreaded test added
* FlushFileBuffers call added to CommandLogWriter (the previous version could actually lose
data)
* AlarmClock Pause/Resume/Recover methods made internal
* examples removed (I'll add new ones in the next release)
* Tests are now using NUnit 2.0