Dear Sirs,
Please let me know whether we can write a RDBMS solution in Java
The backends that we can use with Java
The legal requirements such as Royalty etc. to be paid to for development of software
G.BADARIVISHAL
Mysore
South India
13-07-2014
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RDBMS solution in Java
Dear Sirs,
Please let me know whether we can write a RDBMS solution in Java
The backends that we can use with Java
The legal requirements such as Royalty etc. to be paid to for development of software
G.BADARIVISHAL
Mysore
South India
13-07-2014
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Re: RDBMS solution in Java
Are you talking about a Database Management System?
If so - yes it is possible to write on using Java. You have to use a suitable API though.
In fact Oracle (the now owners of Java) have information on this. Check this for helpful
information:
A Relational Database Overview (The Java™ Tutorials > JDBC(TM) Database Access > JDBC Introduction)
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