ObjectDB 2.3.5

Released on 2011-12-21 (see other available releases).

A newer version is available.

Use of ObjectDB is subject to the ObjectDB Licence

Changes in ObjectDB 2.3.5

  • Added support of DATE(...) and TIME(...) methods in queries.
  • Added new Explorer and Server exe (for Windows 7 and 64 bits).
  • Fixed handling a Calendar parameter value in criteria queries.
  • Fixed using type operator and literals in client server queries (issue #605).
  • Fixed eager fetch issues.
  • Fixed a bug in using type literals in queries.
  • Fixed a bug in passing a new entity object with no id as a query argument.
  • Fixed a bug in using TYPE in queries.
  • Fixed a NullPointerException in query compilation (issue #599).
  • Fixed an enhancement bug in reading special fields.
  • Fixed map type parameters display in the Explorer schema window.
  • Fixed merging a new entity object with application set primary key.

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>2.3.5</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.