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Envers 1.2.1 GA
Easy versioning of persistent classes more>> Easy versioning of persistent classes
Envers project aims to enable easy versioning of persistent classes. All that you have to do is annotate your persistent class or some of its properties, that you want to version, with @Versioned. For each versioned entity, a table will be created, which will hold the history of changes made to the entity.
Similarly to Subversion, the library has a concept of revisions. Basically, one transaction commit is one revision (unless the transaction didnt modify any versioned entities).
As the revisions are global, having a revision number, you can query for various entities at that revision, retrieving a (partial) view of the database at that revision.
The library works with the latest Hibernate and Hibernate Entity Manager versions (see hibernate.org). For the versioning to work properly, the entities must have immutable unique identifiers (primary keys).
In the future, the Envers library will support versioning of arbitrary relationships. It will also include support for "revisioning groups", which will de-centralize the revisions table, if there are independend groups of entities versioned.
Another important space-saving feature will be the possibility to store only diffs between revisions, not whole properties (this of course applies only to strings).
Main features:
- versioning of basic properties (strings, integers, longs...)
- versioning of embedded components, which are composed of basic properties
- versioning of classes with simple, composite and embedded ids
- versioning of one-to-one uni- and bi-directional relations
- versioning of one-to-many bi-directional relations
- logging data for each revision using a "revision entity"
- querying historical data
AccesStream 1.0.0 GA
Open source and multi-platform security program more>> Open source and multi-platform security program
Accesstream is an open source, embeddable identity, access management (IAM), security and auditing platform.
AccesStream is a collection of free open source framework and security components designed to greatly simplify the process of securing your enterprise applications and integrating them into various deployment environments.
Enhancements
- Updated to latest version of OpenSAML
- Migrated administration application from functional prototype to new API
Christmas08 011
Christmas midi files download these Christmas songs here.. Christmas games, cliparts, animations, pictures, funny ecards, puzzles, Christmas cards, ga... more>> <<less
Xclaim 3D Update 2.1
This Xclaim 3D update includes an updated ATI Display control panel to support newer Monitors and Sound control panels more>> This Xclaim 3D update includes an updated ATI Display control panel to support newer Monitors and Sound control panels. The file also includes the ATI MPEG accelerator to support Apples QuickTime MPEG. The ATI graphics accelerator (2D) contained in this file is backwards compatible with previous ATI display cards, including the Xclaim GA and the Macintosh 9500 display card. However, it does not provide any specific performance enhancements for the Xclaim GA and the Macintosh 9500 display card.
Xclaim 3D card.

Analytics to Earth 1.0 Build 30
Analytics to Earth is a versatile Mac OS X Utility which is able to convert Google Analytics Geo Reports so you can view them in Google Earth more>> Analytics to Earth 1.0 Build 30 is a versatile Mac OS X Utility which is able to convert Google Analytics Geo Reports so you can view them in Google Earth. Google will integrate KML export right into Google Analytics. In the KML files generated by Analytics to Earth, each page view is represented by a logarithmically scaled yellow line. Red lines represent more than 1.000 page views.
Using the Google Analytics API, Analytics to Earth downloads geo reports of a given timeframe, displays them in the built in browser or converts them into a .kml file which you can open in Google Earth.
Usage:
- After you launch the App, simply enter your Google Analytics Email and Password (needed to log in to the GA API), then specify a timeframe by setting a start- and end date.
- Clicking on the "Save" will then save the KML file to disk, where you can open it using Google Earth.
- Clicking on "View" will display the report in the built in browser using the Google Earth Internet Plugin.
- Mac OS X 10.4 or newer
- A Google Analytics Account
- Google Earth to view the KML file
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, simply enter your Google Analytics Email and Password (needed to log in to the GA API), then specify a timeframe by setting a start- and end date. Clicking on the "Save" will then save the KML fileLicense:Freeware
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