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eboix
07-08-2005, 08:36 AM
Hello,

I've been using the Java version Spring in my last projects, and I've liked it so much that when I knew I had to do a .Net project I searched immediatly for the .Net version...

It's been working great so far, though I miss the Spring.Data assembly so that I can use the Dao helper classes. I've been using the latest build, but Spring.Data is not present unfortunately, though I've seen it on the CVS.

Any date of (pre)release ?

Best regards and keep up with your amazing work,
Esteve

Rick Evans
07-08-2005, 09:45 AM
Hiya

Yeah, I miss that functionality too :D

Spring.NET 1.0 is imminent (we're aiming for the end of July)... the next release (1.1) will contain the Spring.Data library.

As of the time of this writing, Spring.Data will contain ADO.NET support (the equivalent of the JDBC classes in classic Spring), and iBatis.NET support too.

You want times though I guess... tough one. All I can say is I really want the equivalent functionality of the classic Spring data access libraries for my own development, so it is a priority for me post the 1.0 release.

Ciao
Rick

eboix
07-08-2005, 10:01 AM
Many thanks for your fast reply.

I was just curious (BTW, will 1.1 include declarative tx demarcation ?)

It's great to know that 1.0 is inminent. To me Spring has made .net development nearly as fun as Java development :)

Best regards,
Esteve

Rick Evans
07-08-2005, 10:26 AM
Hiya


...will 1.1 include declarative tx demarcation?

Absolutely.

Ciao
Rick

samokk
07-08-2005, 04:29 PM
Hiya


...will 1.1 include declarative tx demarcation?

Absolutely.

Ciao
Rick

Aww, awasome :)) End of july will be perfect for my next .NET software development project :)) Thank you very much to the Spring.NET team for working that hard !!!

Rick Evans
07-08-2005, 04:56 PM
Hiya

Just to be clear... the 1.0 release will not include declarative transaction management. This feature will be available only in the 1.1 release (which is most definitely not due at the end of July).

Just so that everyone is clear about that :D

Ciao
Rick