This document describes the changes made to the Mnesia Session application. The intention of this document is to list all incompatibilities as well as all enhancements and bug-fixes for each and every release of Mnesia Session. Each release of Mnesia Session constitutes one section in this document. The title of each section is the version number of Mnesia Session.
Fixed error in table_info when accessing mnesia version 3.9.4 or later.
This release is a minor release where a new session is tested.
A new session, direct java to mnesia session is tested. A new example and documentation is added.
This release is a minor release and the release notes describes the difference between version 1.1.1 and version 1.1 of Mnesia Session.
Copyright comments have been changed.
This release is a minor release and the release notes describes the difference between version 1.1.1 and version 1.1 of Mnesia Session.
This release is a minor release and the release notes describes the difference between version 1.1 and version 1.0 of Mnesia Session.
wait_for_tables
now has an extra out
parameter, failed_tabs, which contains the tables which
have not yet been loaded if the returned status
is
timeout
, this corresponds with Mnesia's interface.
dump_log
function missed an out parameter
(reason
) in the IDL specification, see incompatibilities.
dump_log
.
wait_for_tables
has a new parameter.
This release is a minor release and the release notes describes the difference between version 1.0 and version 0.81 of Mnesia Session.
dirty_write, dirty_delete_object,
dirty_match_object
functions have a new in parameter
(Table Name). The table name parameter is needed in
Mnesia Session to be able to differentiate between the
table names and record names.No new bugs or problems. See earlier release notes.
This release is a minor release and the release notes describes the difference between version 0.81 and version 0.80 of Mnesia Session.
mnesia_session.app
Mnesia Session
may be an
object for change in future releases.
Mnesia
is written in Erlang and intended to be
used with Erlang applications.
Mnesia Session
is a new application which enables access
to the Mnesia DBMS from foreign programming languages
(i.e. other languages than Erlang). The Mnesia Session
interface is defined in IDL
(an Interface Definition
Language standardized by OMG
(the Object Management
Group)).
Mnesia Session
contains two back-ends. One for
access via the standardized IIOP
protocol and the other for
access via Erlang's proprietary distribution
protocol.Following is a brief summary of the available configuration parameters:
Mnesia Session
may be an
object for change in future releases.
Any comments regarding the Mnesia Session application would be appreciated.