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We just released a CR2 of the Bean Validation 2.0 release train (e.g. the specification, the API and the TCK) and, as usual, we release a compatible version of Hibernate Validator shortly after: here comes Hibernate Validator 6.0.0.CR2.
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The Proposed Final Draft (CR1) of Bean Validation 2.0 has been released earlier this week and it is time to release a version of the Reference Implementation compatible with it: here comes Hibernate Validator 6.0.0.CR1.
Note that Hibernate Validator 6 requires JDK 8 or above.
We decided to do another release of the 5.1 series to fix some bugs to be included in an upcoming version of WildFly. This may be the last release of the 5.1 series, so we recommend that you migrate to 5.2 for future bugfixes.
Hibernate ORM 5.1.8.Final:
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tag is here;
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changes are listed here (or, for people without a Hibernate Jira account, here);
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release bundles are at SourceForge and BinTray.
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During Riveria Dev JUDCon Emmanuel Bernard talked with Heiko Braun and Lance Ball on the topic of WildFly Swarm and node.js.
Episode 44 - Show notes and podcast.
Enjoy!
We just published Hibernate Search version 5.8.0.Beta3, with bugfixes and improvements over 5.8.0.Beta2, but also new features such as analyzer providers, normalizers, AWS compatibility and SPIs for integration of dependency injection frameworks!
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Today is a good time for some maintenance releases of Hibernate Search.
We released all three branches currently in maintenance mode:
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The WildFly application server comes with a patching mechanism which makes it very easy to upgrade existing modules of the server or add new ones. E.g. Hibernate Validator provides patch files which let you upgrade WildFly 10.1 to the preview releases of Bean Validation 2.0.
But you also can use the patching mechanism to add your own custom libraries to WildFly, making them available to deployed applications. Even if you only ever deploy a single application to one WildFly instance, this can be very useful, as it results in a smaller size of your deployment unit (WAR etc.) and thus faster build and deployment times.
How are WildFly patches created, though? Patch files are generally just ZIP files which contain the module(s) to be added or updated as well as some additional metadata. So in theory you could create them by hand, but there’s the patch-gen tool which greatly simplifies this task.
In the following we’ll describe step by step how to create a WildFly patch using the patch-gen-maven-plugin. As an example, we’ll produce a patch file that adds the Eclipse Collections library to a WildFly instance.
