You should force at least 17 😈 On Sep 27, 2024 at 2:23:02 PM, Andrus Adamchik <aadamc...@gmail.com> wrote:
> A belated, but nonetheless exciting announcement. Our team recently > released the first milestone of Cayenne 5.0. > > There are more than a hundred Jiras in the release notes, so it is easy to > get lost 🙃 But the main direction is simplifying the structure of the > framework, now that we removed the previously deprecated ROP piece (the > multi-tier stack). Suddenly, we could switch to sane module and class > naming, flatten inheritance hierarchies of the core classes, and so on. > Some examples: > > - "cayenne-server" is now "cayenne" > - CayenneDataObject is PersistentObject (and a generic variant - > GenericPersistentObject) > - ServerRuntime is CayenneRuntime > > Other notable changes and new features: > > * Min Java version supported is 11 (should've probably gone with 21 :)) > * SELF property in class generation templates > * Unified class generation UI (also a result of ROP removal) > * Direct support for "(not) exists" expressions (it was somewhat confusing > in 4.2) > * ANY, ALL subqueries and "case when" expressions > * Per-project disabling of validation rules > > .. and a number of other smaller things. > > Enjoy! > > Andrus > > https://cayenne.apache.org/download/ > https://cayenne.apache.org/2024/09/cayenne-50m1-released/ > > > >
