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Teiid 8.12 Final Released, Swagger support added

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Keeping up the tradition of time boxed releases, the Teiid team is proud to announce 8.12.0 Final. We have resolved 147 issues (features, enhancements, bugs) in this release. You can downloads at http://teiid.jboss.org/downloads/

JBoss EAP & Teiid:
8.12/8.11 are based on the JBoss EAP 6.4.Alpha platform. The downloads page contains a consolidated single download file that contains  EAP 6.4 Alpha + Teiid 8.12.0 + Teiid Web-Console.  You also have choice of using Docker image if you choose to at Docker Hub.

Please note this is the LAST VERSION of Teiid that will be based on JBoss EAP.  8.13 and 9.0, we will be moving to WildFly. Any micro releases on 8.12 line like 8.12.1, 8.12.2 etc still be using JBoss EAP.

 Highlights of 8.12
  • TEIID-3411 LDAP modeling can now better account for associations defined by multivalued attributes.
  • TEIID-3323 Vertica translator added.
  • TEIID-3515 TEIID-3530 Dependent join enhancements in hints and pushdown planning.
  • TEIID-2883 Actian Vector in Hadoop Translator added
  • TEIID-3595 TEIID-3594 Logging Enhancements for command and audit logging
  • TEIID-3546 IS DISTINCT FROM syntax support added for use in procedures.
  • TEIID-3521 Swagger Support for auto-generated REST web services
  • TEIID-3652 Additional OUTER JOIN planning to allow more flexibility in join ordering
  • TEIID-3668/TEIID-3618 OAuth Support with JWT Bearer Access Token and Salesforce SSO using OAuth2 (RefreshToken, JWT)
  • TEIID-3712 Date/Time Keyword Literal support was added in the parser.
  • TEIID-3722 Option to not widen comparisons to string was added via the system property org.teiid.widenComparisonToString
  • TEIID-3327 OSIsoft PI translator added for use with the PI JDBC driver.
  • TEIID-3727 Salesforce Translator added a translator and resource-adapter based on Salesforce Partner API 34
  • TEIID-3370 OData4 Translator added new translator to read/write from any compliant OData V4 source
Community Folks:
Once again we had great interactions with community in developing this release. We sincerely extend our appreciation to Albert Wong, Avinash Misra, Bram Gadeyne, Burak Serdar, Dalex, Don Krapohl, Gary Gregory, Guru Prasad, Jorge Herrera, John Muller, Mark Addleman, Mark Tawk, Michael Davies, Michal Sanitrak, Mike Higgins, Pranav K, Prashanthi Kairuppala, Salvatore R, Sathish Kumaran Vairavelu, Scott Wallace, and Tom Arnold.

 What's Coming Next:

 Lot's of Stuff :)

 We are working on 8.13 version that is just going to be similar to 8.12 version in terms of features, but we will replace JBoss EAP 6.4 Alpha with WildFly 9 or 10. If community feels WildFly 10 is better please speak up.  We'll probably move to WildFly 10 during the Teiid 9.0 development regardless.

 Also expect an 8.11.5 shortly as the last of the 8.11.x series.

 We are always looking for volunteers, so if you got idea or just want contribute to Teiid, please come talk to us in the forums.

 Thank you for your continued support.

 Ramesh & Steve.

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