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We are happy to announce the Hibersap 1.2.0 release!

The artifacts for the new Hibersap version can be found in Maven central.

Besides the enhancements, we changed the license under which the Hibersap project is distributed from the Lesser GNU Public License (LGPL) to the Apache License. This should make it easier to integrate Hibersap with other libraries.

Read more: http://hibersap.github.io/news/2015/03/13/hibersap-1-2-0-released/

Today we are launching the new Hibersap site. The new site is hosted on GitHub and is baked with Awestruct while most of the content is edited using AsciiDoc.

After moving the Hibersap code base and issue tracking away from Sourceforge to GitHub this is the logical next step to make it much easier for you to contribute to the code and docs. Because it is also much easier for us to deploy changes to the site we are now able to update the docs much more often.... read more

Today, we released version 1.1.0 of the Cuckoo Resource Adapter for SAP. For more information, see: https://sourceforge.net/p/cuckoo-ra/blog/2013/02/cuckoo-ra-release-110/

I am very happy to announce the Hibersap 1.1.0 release.

There are quite a number of new features and bug fixes:

Bean Validation (JSR 303) Integration (Tracker #3184974):
You can now use Bean Validation annotations to make Hibersap automatically validate all your Bapi and Structure classes
before executing the remote function. Hibersap can be configured with different validation modes (AUTO, CALLBACK, NONE,
the first being the default). Validation mode NONE tells Hibersap not to validate. With mode AUTO, Hibersap will only
validate if a Bean Validation implementation is provided on the classpath. Using mode CALLBACK, Hibersap will throw an
exception if no implementation can be found during runtime.... read more

I am very happy to announce the Hibersap 1.1.0Beta02 release.

This is the second beta release preceding the 1.1.0 final release. We do not expect any API changes, so switching to the final release will be a matter of configuration.

Fixed:

- A bug in the JAXB mapping of hibersap.xml. With newer implementations of JAXB, SessionManager configurations were not unmarshalled which resulted in an error that there is no SessionManager configured. This was fixed. Unfortunately, the HibersapConfiguration API had to be changed. I.e. when using programmatic configuration, there are small changes that have to be regarded. When using XML configuration with hibersap.xml, no changes are needed. The XML schema did not change.... read more

I am very happy to announce the Hibersap 1.1.0Beta01 release.

This is a beta release preceding the 1.1.0 final release. We do not expect any API changes, so switching to the final release will be a matter of configuration.

Bean Validation (JSR 303) Integration:
You can now use Bean Validation annotations to make Hibersap automatically validate all your Bapi and Structure classes before executing the remote function. Hibersap can be configured with different validation modes (AUTO, CALLBACK, NONE, the first being the default). Validation mode NONE tells Hibersap not to validate. With mode AUTO, Hibersap will only validate if a Bean Validation implementation is provided on the classpath. Using mode CALLBACK, Hibersap will throw an exception if no implementation can be found during runtime.... read more

We released Hibersap version 1.0 (stable) with a set of new features and a mature code base.

Hibersap is a small framework that acts as an abstraction layer on top of the SAP Java Connector (JCo) or a Java EE compatible Resource Adapter. It maps Java classes to SAP function modules using Java Annotations and reduces the technical code to call a function in a SAP back-end system to a minimum. Hibersap’s API is very similar to Hibernate, thus offering a familiar programming interface to developers of enterprise applications.... read more

Hibersap is a small framework that offers an abstraction layer on top of the SAP Java Connector (JCo). It maps Java classes to SAP function modules using Java Annotations and reduces the technical code to call a function in a SAP back-end system to a minimum. Hibersap's API is very similar to Hibernate, thus offering a familiar programming interface to developers.

Features of this first release include:... read more