Hi,

I would like to know which version of .NET Framework you are developing your applications for and if you are developing for .NET 1.1, whether you are planning to upgrade any time soon. This will help us determine how and whether to support .NET 1.1 in the future versions of NHibernate.

Thanks,
Sergey

Seems like there is very limited number of NHiberenate users here.

Or maybe they are using Mono <grin>

Gert

90% of my work is with ASP.NET 2.0 C#

I do a little legacy work on .NET 1.1 with NHibernate - but I personally don't feel NHibernate needs to be maintained for 1.1. Most of the developers I've spoken with are clamoring for support of generics in 2.0 and look forward to switching over.

Thanks!
Billy

I have been developing in 2.0 since beta 1 of Visual Studio 2005, seems like well over a year now. All my projects have been migrated from 1.1 to 2.0 since the official launch of Visual Studio 2005.

The performance gains and language enhancements made it an absolute no brainer.

I am somewhat surprised to see projects still supporting 1.1. I would love to see a clean split of projects to only use 2.0 functionality. Generics and anonymous methods provide such a huge enhancement that it seems somewhat silly not use them at the core of an application just to keep backward compatibility. I also don't believe littering the code with #ifdef pragmas is the answer.

Not to mention with the express tools from MS anyone can start developing in 2.0.

Cheers,
Adam

My current projects are in .NET 1.1 but all my comming projects will be in 2.0 version of .Net Framework

I guess I'm one of the few "still on 1.1, no plans to upgrade" users here.

:(

Are any major updates planned soon? Are the .NET 2.0-only features large enough to make maintaining backwards compatibility relatively hard or time-consuming?

I have a project in 1.1, but all my comming projects will be in 2.0 too!

Hi, I have been absent this couple of months.

I guess I would like to see NH still supported on 1.1. In Argentina technology adoption is a bit more slow so not all of our clients jump on to the new 2.0 bandwagon right away.

my comapny haven't go to Windows XP SP2 until now so i have no chance to work under .NET 2.0 because SP2 is required. The worldwide rollout of SP2 will start in the middle of this year so it would be good if at least maintenance releases of Hibernate 1.0.2 will be available for a while.

Regards
Klaus

All my apps are in 2.0. I have no need for pre-2.0. Generics support is what I long for. I hope it comes soon.

In my situation, the client dictates when, if any, platform upgrades will be made. They are familiar with .Net 1.1 and I don't see them moving any time soon.

I definitely am with the people who require a stable version of 1.0.2 maintained in the .Net 1.1 framework ... I guess if new func, etc is only released in a .Net 2.0 compliant version that doesn't really affect me, just kinda sucks that this system won't be able to take advantage of it.

Hi,

I made some slight change to the NHibernate project so I could use the ADO.NET 2.0 SQLite provider, I guess that's just for me right now, but was wondering when will there be a supported version of NHibernate for .NET 2.0? no timeframe yet?

I have completed one big project under .NET 1.1 using NHibernate. Right now we will use only .NET 2.0 for the next project, so I'm looking forward for the next version of NH supporting .NET 2.0 Generic Collections... I know that Ayende@ayende.com have implemented a support of Generics

Any idea on when the NHibernate roadmap will be updated? The current one is rather vague and is in dire need for an update.

Strictly 2.0 here, please please please add generics support! :)

-MT