July 30, 2007

Slumber 1.0 alpha release

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I’m glad to announce an alpha release of Slumber, a set of useful extensions for Sleep. So far it consists of a JDBC bridge, as well as a bridge for text various text operations. The biggest news here is the support for prepared statements, which are strongly encouraged for queries involving user input to avoid direct or indirect SQL injections.

The JDBC bridge is fully backwards compatible — however, existing users will need to change their use() line slightly to be able to load the bridges. Refer to the README and examples for more information.

Slumber 1.0-alpha is available for download here: http://printf.no/slumber/Slumber-1.0-alpha.zip

Slumber 1.0 alpha requires Java SE 1.5, and has been tested with the current Sleep 2.1 b18 release. A beta release of Slumber will be made within the next few weeks.

Visit the Slumber project page for source code and documentation

July 30th 2007 Posted to Sleep, Slumber, Java

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