Well, at least I never saw a 1.1 between 1.0 and now 1.2. C-JDBC is an interesting piece of middleware. I once proposed it to a client as a possible solution for a MySQL-based architecture if real database clustering would be required. It wasn't a must and since C-JDBC was back then pre-1.0, nothing came out of it and the system went to production (and I believe it still is) with MySQL replication and the application server's DataSources handling failover on their part.

Anyway, I'm happy to see there's still much activity going on around C-JDBC. I wonder if my couple of lines of submitted code are still in the admin tool's codebase...

When you see things like this little .sig I spotted from ruby-talk:

$stdout.sync = true
"rekcah ybuR rehtona tsuJ".reverse.each_byte do |b|
  ('a'..'z').step do |c| print c+"\b"; sleep 0.007 end
  print b.chr end; print "\n"

(Well, I added a little touch myself, having the fever and all...)