Hi,

Although, I am successfully using NHibernate 1.0 with .NET 2.0 framework, I am wondering if there is any plan considered by NHibernate developers and maintainers to migrate NHibernate to use the enhancements of the .NET 2.0 framework.

I am thinking here particulary to:

1. native nullable types (some efforts where made by third-party developers to convert NContrib.Nullables to native .NET nullable types but I believe that nullable types should be supported natively by NHibernate. See: http://dotavery.com/blog/archive/2005/09/30/5202.aspx)
2. generics (collections and alike)
3. updated versions of database drivers like Sytem.Data.OracleClient 2. (if someone used in NHibernate + OracleClient.dll in 24/7 up applications, knows about the renown bug in ADO.NET connection pooling which does not throws away broken connections from the pool).

I am also aware that NHibernate is an open source effort with developers contributing to project in their own spare time, and that's why I want to congratulate them for the wonderful job they done of porting Java Hibernate to what it is now in .NET: NHibernate.

Regards,
Robert

I am not sure about what is planned for 1.x releases but all these features should be in NHibernate 2.0 :)

Anyway, you can browse JIRA issues (http://jira.nhibernate.org/), find those related to these features and vote for them.
Note that you can create missing one.