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Over the weekend we released both Hibernate ORM 5.6.9.Final
and Hibernate Reactive 1.1.5.Final
.
Hibernate Reactive 1.1.4.Final is now available!
It’s a maintenance that solves several bugs and upgrades Hibernate ORM to 5.6.7.Final
The complete list of changes is available on GitHub.
Thank you!
Hibernate Reactive 1.1.3.Final is now available!
The main feature of this release is that it’s now possible to connect to an instance of Oracle database.
The complete list of changes is available on GitHub.
Thank you!
Hibernate projects are not affected by the vulnerabilities behind CVE-2021-45046 and CVE-2021-44228: none of the Hibernate projects has a runtime dependency on Log4j core.
We use JBoss Logging, which provides a minimal API bridging to your logger backend of choice and does not come with fancy features relying on JNDI lookups.
We do use Log4j during development of the Hibernate libraries as it’s a dependency of our testsuites; therefore we’ve still upgraded all branches.
Hibernate Reactive 1.1.1.Final is now available!
The main feature of this release is that it works with 5.6.2.Final.
A complete list of changes is available on the Hibernate Reactive issue tracker.
Thank you!
Hibernate Reactive 1.1.0.Final with Vert.x 4.2.1 is now available!
Vert.x 4.2 not only contains several new features and improvements, it also allows us to start working on the integration with Oracle.
A complete list of changes is available on the Hibernate Reactive issue tracker.
Thank you!
Hibernate Reactive 1.0.1.Final is now available!
This maintenance release contains only performance improvements.
A complete list of changes is available on the Hibernate Reactive issue tracker.
If you’ve missed it, Sanne Grinovero wrote an interesting analysis about Hibernate Reactive benchmarks in this post from last week: Hibernate Reactive: is it worth it?
Highly recommended!
As we spent the last year preparing for the first stable release of Hibernate Reactive we have been trying to answer some questions we had.
Hibernate Reactive 1.0.0.Final is the first production-ready release of Hibernate Reactive, the only object-relational mapping solution that supports non-blocking database drivers and a reactive style of interaction with the database.
Hibernate Reactive now supports PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, Db2, SQL Server, and CockroachDB, and features almost all the functionality of the original Hibernate ORM. Under the hood, Hibernate Reactive uses the Vert.x non-blocking SQL client libraries.
Testing by the Hibernate team shows that use of Hibernate Reactive can, in at least some circumstances, significantly improve performance in situations of high database server load, compared to the use of traditional ORM over JDBC. (However, we must caution that a reactive system isn’t faster than a non-reactive program all or even most of the time!)
Hibernate Reactive 1.0.0.CR10 is now available!
This release adds support for automatic schema validation and update
for MySQL, Db2 and MS SQL Server.
We’ve also changed the openSession
and openStateless
methods for the creation of a new session, so you might see
some compilation errors after the upgrade.
A complete list of changes is available on the Hibernate Reactive issue tracker.
Thanks a lot!