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JavaDB characterstics
I need to use a datastore. I tried manipulating files. But its a lot of work.
Recently I found out about JavaDB on the internet.
Even though it was installed on my system automatically by J2SE 6, I didnt notice it until I opened the Add/Remove Programs panel.
Has anyone used JavaDB. Any comments on it. I seem to be attracted to its "less resource consuming" characteristic. Its not like the others big RDBMS.
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Re: you know - JavaDB?
Hello jacinto,
Yes I have used JavaDB in the past. It's really useful when you do not have access to MySQL or Sybase databases etc.
JavaDB is 100% Java and best of all its small and like you say, easy on resources.
Here are some good links that will help you get started:
Java DB - Reference
Using Java DB in Desktop Applications
Working with the Java DB (Derby) Database - NetBeans IDE 6.0 Tutorial
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Re: you know - JavaDB?
THANK YOU.
Re: you know - JavaDB?
Can JavaDB be used for the web application . I mean for the light weighted application where we do use Mysql?
Re: you know - JavaDB?
Sure why not, there might only be issues when you have massive amount of queries but thats a whole other story and you need to find a database that works for you. However for just any normal site it should work just nice and dandy
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