Hello,
I'm currently looking into what solution to use for a web application I'm about to
create. What I want is:
- Taglib support. core, sql, and maybe things outside the standard-taglib
- Pure Java database to run embedded in the application for easy deployment.
Does anyone have any
I used hypersonicSQL about three months ago, and it was so slow. The
idea was probably good, a light-weight DB in pure Java, but the
implementation took ages just to perform a select.
I don't think it was a configuration issue, because I just measured the
example given.
Un saludo,
Alex.
Why not use an Object database like Objectstore. I used it quite
some time ago (maybe 4 years ago), and it worked quite well. I
think the website is http://www.odi.com
Though I don't know whether it still exists...
Frans
On 11 May 2001, at 11:01, Alex Fernández wrote:
I used hypersonicSQL
Title: RE: java database
Try InstantDB
http://www.enhydra.org
Tony
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From: Frans Verhoef [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, May 11, 2001 4:07 PM
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Why not use an Object database like Objectstore. I used
Do any good 100% pure java databases exist?
Open Source java databases?
Kevin Fonner wrote:
Do any good 100% pure java databases exist? Open Source java
databases?
never used it but I believe it is being packaged with the current
turbine TDKS, says it is beta, don't know a thing about its goodness
Kevin Fonner wrote:
Do any good 100% pure java databases exist? Open Source java
databases?
sorry forgot the url for hypersonicSQL
http://sourceforge.net/projects/hsql/
InstantDB. For more info, look at www.enhydra.org.
Kevin Fonner wrote:
Do any good 100% pure java databases exist? Open Source java databases?
At 05:09 AM 5/11/2001 +0800, Noel E. Lecaros wrote:
InstantDB. For more info, look at www.enhydra.org.
InstDB is pretty cool, I played around with it
before the developer joined up with enhydra.
If I remember correctly its one (large, but not
too large) jar, you just drop it in your classpath
on if or when it is going to become open source?
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At 05:09 AM 5/11/2001 +0800, Noel E. Lecaros wrote:
InstantDB. For more info, look
Borland has a Open Source Java Database.
I don't remeber his name, but you can check on they'r web site...
as
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Everyone thanks for the tips
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