From rhauch at redhat.com  Fri May  1 15:14:59 2009
From: rhauch at redhat.com (Randall Hauch)
Date: Fri, 1 May 2009 14:14:59 -0500
Subject: [dna-users] JBoss DNA 0.4 is released
Message-ID: <283AA18C-AB7F-43A1-ACB3-46FFC195F7C5@redhat.com>

JBoss DNA 0.4 has been released, and is available in the JBoss Maven  
repository and our our project page's downloads area.   
Congratulations, everyone!

This release turned out to be much longer than we'd planned, but we  
were able to achieve a lot with our JCR implementation.  We now  
support updates (even in most federated cases), support node types,  
and many of the JCR Session and Workspace methods.  We're using the  
JCR unit tests that Jackrabbit provides/uses, and we can now track our  
progress towards compliance.  We've also added a file system connector  
(which exposes the files and directories as JCR nt:file and nt:folder  
nodes) and a connector that stores a graph in a relational database  
using JPA and Hibernate.  We have a new sequencer for JCR Compact Node  
Definition files.  We've made a lot of improvements and bug fixes to  
our Graph and Connector API.  And this really is just the tip of the  
iceberg!

Thanks to the whole team!  Interest in JBoss DNA continues to grow  
(there are plans to use JBoss DNA in at least one JBoss platform), and  
that's a testament to your hard work and desire to build a great  
project.  Our goal for the next release is to add support for events  
(observation), queries, and to continue to improve our JCR  
implementation so that we pass the JCR TCK.

Congratulations, and best regards.

Randall


