Bridge to Babylon / News: Recent posts

This release includes many improvements in the Bridge. A performance issue while loading a lot of objects have been corrected and a new save method is now available to save a collection of objects.

Please see the release note for other details (http://sourceforge.net/project/shownotes.php?release_id=665506&group_id=209935).

My tests are finally over. The first production version of Bridge To Babylon is finally out. I still need some help to make the code checkstyle compliant with the Sun's Coding Conventions (and to configure checkstyle properly). If you are interested, send me a mail and we'll see how to integrate you to the project.

So there it is, the new version of Bridge to Babylon is finally there. I was hoping to complete the documentation prior releasing this version but it take me too much time. I made the release and the htmp pages will follow after.

This new version of Bridge to Babylon includes a cool new feature. Instead of filling a list using the fill method, the Bridge class now offers the newQuery method that returns a new Query object that can be manipulated to fill any collection you like. It's much more cleaner to use like that.... read more

Bridge To Babylon is finally released. This is the first object relationnal mapping system that works without any XML or annotations for mapping tables and columns to plain old java objects.

This is the first of a serie of maven oriented open source project I make. It is accessible through the maven global repository (group id: net.sf.btb) so it's really easy to make it part of any maven project.... read more