Tag Archives: JCR

JCROM 1.3.1 is out

I’ve just released JCROM 1.3.1. This is a relatively small release with mostly bugfixes, and a couple of enhancements.
See the full list of resolved issues here. I’ll be updating the user guide over the next few days to reflect the new features. In the meantime, you can download it and take it for a spin. [...]

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JCROM 1.3 released: Now with lazy loading!

I’ve just released JCROM 1.3. There’s lots of new features, and a few bug fixes. The highlights are:

Lazy loading for child nodes, file nodes, and references (e.g. @JcrChildNode(lazy=true)) is now supported.
Weak references by path are now supported via @JcrReference(byPath=true).
Support for dynamic maps of child nodes, file nodes, and references.
Enum properties are now supported.
…and more!

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JCROM 1.2 is out

I’ve released JCROM 1.2. This release has many cool new features, such as support for java.util.Map as a child node, array support for properties, auto-serializing (@JcrSerializedProperty), etc. But the coolest one has to be dynamic instantiation of objects from nodes (for programming to interfaces).
See the full list of resolved issues here. I’ve updated the user [...]

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JCROM 1.1 is out

I’ve just released JCROM 1.1. This release has a few bug fixes, plus new features such as support for mapping node references, versioning support in the DAOs, better Spring support, etc. See the full list of resolved issues here. I’ve updated the user guide to reflect the new features. Head over to the downloads area [...]

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JCROM - annotation-based OM framework for JCR

I’ve just released the first version of JCROM (pronounced “Jack-rom”). JCROM (which stands for Java Content Repository Object Mapper, I’m not great at naming things) is a lightweight framework for mapping Java objects to/from a Java Content Repository (JCR). It relies on annotations only, so there are no XML configuration files involved. JCROM ensures that [...]

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