Greetings everyone. I have searched a bit how to use SQLite's latest version in Java and unfortunately did not find anything other than SQLiteJDBC (which is really outdated) and sqlite4java (which has not released any update for about a year now).
I feel a bit bittered with the way Java is treated, because C and C++ programmers can immediately use the C API. Various scripting languages like PHP, Python, and Ruby (just to name a few), support it by default following the latest database releases. Also, SQLite itself have forked an ADO.NET adapter project which has become part of their official release putting ahead .NET in contrast to Java. Isn't a bit oxymoron that Oracle is an SQLite's consortium member and does not have full support for one of their greatest product, named Java Programming Language? Is the SQLite development team aware of it, are they willing to do anything about it, or do they feel that such thing will going to slow down the SQLite Development procedure? I'm waiting for your valuable reply. Regards, Stefanos _______________________________________________ sqlite-users mailing list sqlite-users@sqlite.org http://sqlite.org:8080/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/sqlite-users
