Re: Postvayler

Hi,

I believe Postvayler is quite stable at the moment. After fixing a flaw in
GC preventing code, I've never seen the missing object mentioned in a
previous email. I've tested Postvayler on Win 7/8 (sun java 7 and 6
respectively), on Ubuntu (OpenJDK 7) and on MacOs (java 6).

Postvayler is quite flexible at the moment: root class can be a subclass of
another @Persistent class, also root itself can be subclassed too. Also
Postvayler now allows many root instances (this does not mean multiple
Postvayler instances with different roots can co-exist but means for
example first element of a linked list like structure may be the root)

The Bank sample demonstrates all of this stuff.

As always all contributions and feedback are welcome :)

Cheers,
*r a f t*

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