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| + | All known issues with EclipseLink are tracked in the Eclipse bugzilla database. Queries into this database for EclipseLink are available [[EclipseLink/Development/Bugs here]]. The following is a list of known issues that are highlighted to assist users of this release. | ||
Revision as of 13:12, 7 July 2008
Release NotesThe 1.0 release is the first release of the Eclipse Persistence Services (EclipseLink) project. It brings the entire functionality of Oracle's TopLink product to the entire Java community with the first comprehensive open source persistence solution. The EclipseLink committers are very proud to deliver this initial release and encourages all developers to download the release, try it out, provide feedback, and join this growing community of users, contributors, and committers. |
Features
The 1.0 release offers some of the most advanced persistence capabilities based around leading standards. The following are highlights of this release:
- JPA: Implements the 1.0 specification with many advanced features
- MOXy: Implements JAXB2 features as well as enabling meet in the middle mapping
- SDO: Implementing the 2.1 specification
- Foundation
- Common core shared across the other persistence services
- Includes the classic (native) object-relational mapping, object-XML binding and EIS mapping support
- Utilities
- Migration utilities to help customers using TopLink Essentials or previous versions of Oracle TopLink to migrate to EclipseLink
- Workbench utility enabling meet in the middle mapping for classic ORM, OXM, and EIS
- Documentation is provided through the User Guide (wiki)
- EclipseLink/Examples: A growing set of how-to's, functional examples, and tutorials illustrating the use of EclipseLink.
For a complete list of features please see EclipseLink/Features.
Download
The 1.0 release is available for download here. The release offers both a zip file intended for standard JavaSE and JavaEE usage. There is also a ZIP file provided of OSGi bundles.
Install & Getting Started
Known Issues
All known issues with EclipseLink are tracked in the Eclipse bugzilla database. Queries into this database for EclipseLink are available EclipseLink/Development/Bugs here. The following is a list of known issues that are highlighted to assist users of this release.