It is gone now, but for a long time the “advanced problems” page at the hibernate website was:
http://www.hibernate.org/117.html
Why was it 117.html? Was there some sort of significance to this particular number?
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It is gone now, but for a long time the “advanced problems” page at the hibernate website was:
http://www.hibernate.org/117.html
Why was it 117.html? Was there some sort of significance to this particular number?
No significance, this is just how their CMS used to work. It created pages with not so helpful names (and maybe not even permlinkable, not sure about that).
As you have pointed out, the URL goes somewhere else now, so they have “fixed” it.