Hibernate Validator

We just published a bugfix release for Hibernate Search: 6.0.1.Final. What’s new HSEARCH-4131: Upgrade to Hibernate ORM 5.4.27.Final HSEARCH-4123: The default analyzer will now be correctly applied to full-text fields when using ... [More] programmatic mapping. HSEARCH-4137: Reindexing will no longer be incorrectly skipped when a change in a contained entity follows a change that is irrelevant to indexing. HSEARCH-4150: Entity loading will no longer fail for large pages when an associastion uses FetchMode.SUBSELECT. For a full list of changes since the previous release, please see the release notes. How to get these releases All details are available and up to date on the dedicated page on hibernate.org. Feedback, issues, ideas? To get in touch, use the following channels: hibernate-search... [Less]

Today, we published a new maintenance release of Hibernate ORM 5.4: 5.4.28.Final. What’s new This release introduces: Geolatte-geom support for `SpatialPrediates`in Hibernate Spatial (HHH-13975) a new configuration setting ... [More] hibernate.hbm2ddl.default_constraint_mode to control the foreign key creation during database schema generation (HHH-14253). In addition, the release introduces a few minor improvements as well as bug fixes. See below for the complete list of changes. But also, there was a severe regression in 5.4.27.Final : HHH-14424. Since the amount of other improvements we had in the 5.4 branch was rather high, we also released a version 5.4.27.SP1 which includes exclusively the fix for this severe regression; this is meant to help... [Less]

We just published a bugfix release for Hibernate Search: 6.0.1.Final. What’s new HSEARCH-4131: Upgrade to Hibernate ORM 5.4.27.Final HSEARCH-4123: The default analyzer will now be correctly applied to full-text fields when using ... [More] programmatic mapping. HSEARCH-4137: Reindexing will no longer be incorrectly skipped when a change in a contained entity follows a change that is irrelevant to indexing. HSEARCH-4150: Entity loading will no longer fail for large pages when an associastion uses FetchMode.SUBSELECT. For a full list of changes since the previous release, please see the release notes. How to get this release All details are available and up to date on the dedicated page on hibernate.org. Feedback, issues, ideas? To get in touch, use the following channels: hibernate-search... [Less]

This exciting new project was announced by Gavin King just a month ago; if you’ve missed it please check Introducing Hibernate Reactive. Hibernate Reactive I’ll reiterate the basics, and hopefully clarify some points based on feedback we’ve ... [More] seen on Twitter. As you might have guessed, it provides a new API and implementation to connect with Relational Databases, without blocking or using threadpools. Yet this API will be familiar to all Hibernate and JPA users, so assuming Reactive programming is your cup of tea it should be fairly straight forward to get started. It’s relying on the modern, highly performant and reactive Eclipse Vert.x SQL drivers; the "classic"... [Less]

This exciting new project was announced by Gavin King just a month ago; if you’ve missed it please check Introducing Hibernate Reactive. Hibernate Reactive I’ll reiterate the basics, and hopefully clarify some points based on feedback we’ve ... [More] seen on Twitter. As you might have guessed, it provides a new API and implementation to connect with Relational Databases, without blocking or using threadpools. Yet this API will be familiar to all Hibernate and JPA users, so assuming Reactive programming is your cup of tea it should be fairly straight forward to get started. It’s relying on the modern, highly performant and reactive Eclipse Vert.x SQL drivers; the "classic"... [Less]

We just published a bugfix release for Hibernate Search: 5.11.8.Final. What’s new This version mainly brings one bugfix: it ensures resources are correctly cleaned up when Hibernate Search fails to establish a connection to Elasticsearch on ... [More] startup. Not doing so could cause the application to hang in some cases. Thanks to Valentin Aitken for his contribution. For a full list of changes since the previous release, please see the release notes. How to get this release All details are available and up to date on the dedicated page on hibernate.org. Feedback, issues, ideas? To get in touch, use the following channels: hibernate-search tag on Stackoverflow (usage questions) User forum (usage questions, general feedback) Issue tracker (bug reports,... [Less]

Happy new year to all! During the break we released two versions of Hibernate ORM: both 5.4.26.Final and 5.4.27.Final, and couldn’t announce them properly. So now feel free to ignore the already out of date .26 and jump to .27. Micrometer ... [More] Statistics The Micrometer integration with Hibernate ORM was now moved into the Hibernate ORM repository. This should help to keep the integration more stable as ORM evolves, and improve the metrics we expose going forward. You can still use the module from Micrometer, but this is likely going to be deprecated soon. We suggest migrating your dependency to org.hibernate:hibernate-micrometer. Minor updates Some other minor defects have been fixed,... [Less]

We just published a bugfix release for Hibernate Search: 5.11.8.Final. What’s new This version mainly brings one bugfix: it ensures resources are correctly cleaned up when Hibernate Search fails to establish a connection to Elasticsearch on ... [More] startup. Not doing so could cause the application to hang in some cases. Thanks to Valentin Aitken for his contribution. For a full list of changes since the previous release, please see the release notes. How to get these releases All details are available and up to date on the dedicated page on hibernate.org. Feedback, issues, ideas? To get in touch, use the following channels: hibernate-search tag on Stackoverflow (usage questions) User forum (usage questions, general feedback) Issue tracker (bug reports,... [Less]

As of now, you are probably aware of the Jakarta EE 9 effort that aims to provide new foundations for EE innovation. Jakarta EE 9 is an iterative release on top of EE 8 with the main purpose of renaming all the javax. packages to the jakarta. ... [More] packages. For a while, we will provide equivalent Hibernate Validator versions for both EE 8 and EE 9: Hibernate Validator 6.x will keep the javax. packages while Hibernate Validator 7.x moved to the jakarta. packages. Full transition in the Java ecosystem will take months if not years given how many libraries depend on the javax.* packages, that’s why... [Less]

We just released Hibernate Validator 6.1.7.Final which contains some minor fixes. This is a recommended upgrade for everyone using Hibernate Validator and it is a drop-in replacement for 6.1.6.Final. We also released 6.0.22.Final. What’s new ... [More] Full changelog The complete list of fixed issues can be found on our JIRA for 6.1 and 6.0. Getting 6.1.7.Final To get the release with Maven, Gradle etc. use the following GAV coordinates: org.hibernate.validator:hibernate-validator:6.1.7.Final org.hibernate.validator:hibernate-validator-cdi:6.1.7.Final org.hibernate.validator:hibernate-validator-annotation-processor:6.1.7.Final Note that the group id has changed from org.hibernate (Hibernate Validator 5 and earlier) to org.hibernate.validator (from Hibernate Validator 6 onwards). Alternatively, a distribution bundle containing all the bits is provided on SourceForge (TAR.GZ, ZIP). If you want to benefit from the... [Less]