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jTransfo 0.8 released

jTransfo 0.8 has been released. There is only one change, but it is a big one. All conversion methods now allow you to pass tags. These tags can be used when defining the mapping. Once a field has a @MapOnly

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jTransfo 0.7 released

jTransfo 0.7 has been released. This release is the result of some features which were useful for a real world integration for Flemish Government. The following features were added: List type converters should be able to reuse existing lists on

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jTransfo 0.6 released

jTransfo 0.6 has been released. The focus for this release was improved integration with Hibernate and adding a demo. The following features were added: A demo module was added which uses Hibernate and Lombok. Conversion now uses getters and setters

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jTransfo 0.5 released

A couple of bugs have been discovered in the previous release. These are now fixed. See the issue tracker for details.

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jTransfo 0.4 released

Release early, release often. Only a day after the previous release, time for an extra feature. You can now specify a path on the @MappedBy annotation. This allows you to map fields which are found in a linked object in

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jTransfo 0.3 released

This release features two extra integration modules and a small improvement. Registration of object finders has changed to make it more thread safe and consistent with registration of type converters. You now have to call updateObjectFinders after changing the object

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jTransfo 0.2 released

jTransfo 0.2 has been released. This release adds support for object finders and type conversion. You can register object finders which allow you to specify how base domain objects need to be obtained for a transfer object. The default (fall-back)

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jTransfo 0.1 released

This is the initial release of jTransfo. It supports the base annotations to indication how the transfer object can be converted to the domain object and vice versa. It always creates new domain object using the no-arguments constructor and requires

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