VersoORM 0.3.0 is now available for .NET Framework 2.0
Changes:
- Minor Bug fix in Web Installer.
VersoORM 0.2.0 is now available for .NET Framework 1.1. This release mimics all changes found
in VersoORM 0.2.0 for .NET Framework 2.0 and have been added to the VersoORM for the .NET
Framework 1.1.
New features: VersoORM Web Installer, VersoORM Control Panel, and Log4Net.
Changes:
VersoORM Architecture has been changed to contain a more logical Architecture including Verso Configuration properties, Caching, Exceptions, and HttpModule enhancements.
VersoORM 0.2.0 is now available for .NET Framework 2.0
New features: VersoORM Web Installer, VersoORM Control Panel, and Log4Net.
Changes:
VersoORM Architecture has been changed to contain a more logical Architecture including Verso Configuration properties, Caching, Exceptions, and HttpModule enhancements.
I am pleased to announce VersoORM 0.1.3 which includes a fix Bug #1634117 - Error in Install Manager when creating database the first time.
- Fix for Bug #1634117 - Error in Install Manager when creating database first time.
This Bug has been resolved by having two SQL scripts (one with SQL DROp/CREATE statements, and one without DROP statements)
When you first create SQL/DB tables an SQL script without drop statements is used.
When you want to regenerate your DB tables, a second SQL script is executed that includes DROP/CREATE statements.... read more
In this notice:
- How to install VersoORM on Windows with MS SQL
- Bugs
How to install VersoORM on Windows with MS SQL
Documentation on how to install VersoORM is included when you download VersoORM,
but it's also avaiable in the Documentation section on SourceForge.
While no one likes bugs, here is the first bug that I discovered:... read more
Verso ORM is an easy to use framework that is built on Nhibernate (http://www.nhibernate.org).
VersoORM gives you an easy to use framework built on top NHibernate so you don’t have to learn the details or intricities of NHibernate. Nhibernate handles persisting plain .NET objects to and from an underlying relational database. Given an XML description of your entities and relationships, NHibernate automatically generates SQL for
loading and storing the objects. ... read more