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Hi,
Is there a reason why MyEclipse’s hibernate libraries are stuck at 3.3? That version has been released in 2009 and 3.6 is current.
Thanks
wurthusa,
I have filed an enhancement request to add Hibernate 3.6 support to MyEclipse. This feature is most likely to be added to MyEclipse 10.1 release. Sorry for the inconvenience.
They didn’t make it in to the MyEclipse 10.1 release. Any update on when we could see Hibernate 3.6 support?
jone,
If you wish to use the Hibernate 3.6 libraries, what you could do is download Hibernate 3.6 JARs and create a User library containing these JARs. Then, for the project which contains the Hibernate 3.1 libraries, on the Java > Build Path properties page, remove the 3.1 containers and replace them with the User Libraries you created. Of course, you could just add the JARs to the build path directly, without creating an intermediate user library. I assume you are doing something like this already, is there any specific 3.6 support that you are looking for?
I realize this is not the best solution, but given that we are behind our Hibernate releases, we are contemplating adding support for the most recent version of Hibernate, Hibernate 4.1 in the next version of MyEclipse and skipping missed versions like 3.5 and 3.6 in order to keep our build size down.
Thoughts?
