EoD SQL 2.1 Released

So I finally found some time to make a 2.1 release for EoD SQL. For those who don’t already know:

EoD SQL Allows for fast, simple binding between a Relation Database Query and Java objects.

Think of it as your friend that gets Hibernate or JPA out-of-your-face and lets you get on with actually writing some code.

The 2.1 release has a long list of changes behind it (which we’ve built over the last few months).

1. It’s much faster than EoD SQL 2.0 was (which in turn was faster than 1.0).
2. There are a good number of bug-fixes, making it nice and stable.
3. The 2.1 release includes batch updates
   @Update(sql=”INSERT INTO users (name, email) VALUES (?{1.name}, ?{1.email})”,batchUpdate=true)
   void batchInsertUsers(Collection users) throws SQLException;
4. GWT developers rejoice! EoD SQL can now fetch objects in any Collection type you choose!
   @Select(“SELECT * FROM users WHERE group = ?1″)
   ArrayList getUsersInGroup(long groupId);
5. Byte arrays are now considered primitive types, and get mapped by EoD SQL out-of-the-box (no custom TypeMapper required)

That’s far from an exhaustive list, and you should really go download the API and try out some of the cool new features.

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