ObjectDB 2.3.0
Released on 2011-09-21 (see other available releases).
Use of ObjectDB is subject to the ObjectDB Licence.
Changes in ObjectDB 2.3.0
- Added the ability to edit databases in the Explorer (issue #2).
- Added the ability to execute queries in the Explorer (issue #3).
- Other small Explorer improvements.
- Added support of IN operator in JPQL queries.
- Added support of ";drop" database url parameter.
- Adjusted the Enhancer to the new Java 7 class file format.
- Improved error message for invalid mapped by (inverse) fields (issue #473).
- Improved persisting byte[] by reducing required storage space.
- Removed a shutdown hook that leads to memory leak (issue #453).
- Completed missing documentation (e.g. UPDATE & DELETE queries).
- Fixed memory leak issues.
- Fixed server hang and deadlock issues.
- Fixed several NullPointerException bugs.
- Fixed the "Failed to generate dynamic type" exception.
- Fixed a bug in query plans that use an inherited index.
- Fixed bugs in queries on collections.
- Fixed evaluation of $temp in the configuration file.
See the full change log.
ObjectDB with Maven
To use ObjectDB in a Java Maven project add the ObjectDB repositpory and dependency to the pom.xml file.
Use Java 8 or above with the javax variant and Java 17 or above with the jakarta variant.
<repositories> ... <repository> <id>objectdb</id> <name>ObjectDB Repository</name> <url>https://m2.objectdb.com</url> </repository> ... </repositories> ... <dependencies> ... <dependency> <groupId>com.objectdb</groupId> <artifactId>objectdb</artifactId> <version>2.3.0</version> </dependency> ... </dependencies>
Maven files:
ObjectDB Development Kit
The ObjectDB Development Kit includes:
- The ObjectDB runtime JAR (available also on Maven).
- The GUI ObjectDB Explorer.
- Sample ObjectDB databases that you can open in the Explorer.
- Command line tools for running the ObjectDB Server and the ObjectDB Enhancer.
- A sample objectdb.conf configuration file.
- Source code of the Java / Jakarta Persistence API (JPA).
- JavaDoc of the Java / Jakarta Persistence API (JPA).
- The complete ObjectDB Manual in PDF format.