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Current Release 0.8 final

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Current and previous releases that are available:
0.8 final - July 27th, 2002
0.8beta3 - June 22nd, 2002
0.8beta2 - May 23th, 2002
0.8beta1 - May 9th, 2002


Fixes in 0.8 final - Released July 27th, 2002

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[587546] JDK 1.4 IncompatibleClassChangeError in KeyGeneratorFactory
[578801] Error, host [java.sun.com] not found.
[586208] PseudoTransactionManager fails on resume
[578954] Updates for old 0.7.9 style config files
[582624] Telnet Admin Console
[573120] Server status commands for telnet console
[578908] Remote Server Stop command for the openejb.bat and openejb.sh scripts
[581804] Remote Server Stop class callable from Ant or other client code
[587549] CMP: Get rid of source code generation
[563880] Design documentation for the Remote Server
[577453] Semi-automatically generate CHANGELOG
[578355] Refactor logging and messages for i18n
[587548] Castor should use log4j logging
[581805] Stop the remote server after tests run
[581821] Switch DataOutputStream to PrintStream

Fixes in 0.8beta3 - Released June 22nd, 2002

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[563891] Bad client-side error messages
[565604] Setting the handler system property
[566953] openejb.bat on NT fails to display
[566961] deploy doesn't overwrite
[566966] typos in HelloWorld example
[563891] Need a sample client run script
[566967] sun.tools.javac.Main deprecated
[566974] openejb.bat help screen fails on NT
[573492] Zip should innclude the openejb dir
Scripts now pass OPENEJB_HOME to OpenEJB
Scripts now include OPENEJB_HOME\beans in classpath
If your OpenEJB configuration isn't found, one will be created for you
ProxyFactory element in the openejb.conf is now optional

Fixes in 0.8beta2 - Released May 23th, 2002

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Fixed fatal file path bug affecting UNIX/Linux/Mac OS X Users
Fixed bug that prevented the Remote Server from starting unless additional command line options were used
Improved scripts
Optimized logging
Added '-help' and '-example' options to the 'openejb deploy' command
Added '-help' and '-example' options to the 'openejb start' command
Revised all documentation
Added several new docs, including a complete "Hello World" example, Deploy Tool docs, Remote server starup docs, and a doc explaining the use of Deployment IDs

Fixes in 0.8beta1 - Released May 9th, 2002

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We actually have a deploy tool
Beans are deployed from their jars
The ejb-jar.xml is validated using XSD
The data in an ejb-jar.xml is validated with regular expressions
New configuration file openejb.conf, similar to the Apache httpd.conf style
Specify a dir where your deployed jars will be loaded, then just throw 'em in
The entire configuration is validated
OpenEJB services are now packaged in jars and deployed in the openejb.conf file
There are default openejb.conf and service-jar.xml, etc.
Scripts for launching deploy tool
Scripts for launching the OpenEJB/CORBA server
About 50 new detailed error messages relating to your system configuration alone. You should never get a mysterious stack trace
New modular build system
Fixed major bug in IntraVM serialization that severely affected the container-server contract
Complete rewrite of Transaction Handling, several bugs fixed
Rewrite of Exception Handling, now much more spec compliant
Added logging
 
     
   
   
 


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