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ObjectDB for Java/JDO License: Freeware
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ObjectDB for Java/JDO a powerful yet compact Object Database (ODBMS) for Java, written entirely in Java, and compliant with the Java Data Objects (JDO) standard developed by Sun. ObjectDB for Java/JDO is designed to handle efficiently databases of various sizes, from a few KBs to hundreds of GBs. Among its features are small footprint, high performance, rapid development, easy deployment and flexible architecture (1-Tier, 2-Tier or N-Tier).
Author: ObjectDB Software| Date: 03-06-2003 | Size: 1193 KB
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db4o for .NET License: Freeware
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db4o (database for objects) is the open source object database for .NET. It is a fast, lean and easy to use database for native .NET objects. It is free software available under the GPL but also under an optional commercial license. It can persist any native .NET object with a single line of code, minimizing persistence hassle and allowing you to experience the gains of true object-orientation. Key Features: - Simplicity (one line of code to store objects) - Native .NET objects (no interface, inheritance, pre or post-processing required) - Class model == database schema - Smooth production process - Automatic schema versioning - Query-by-Example - S.O.D.A. active queries - 300kB footprint Key benefits: - Greatly reduced development time and costs - Higher quality, less error-prone OO code - Embedded, web or mobile device deployment - No need for training and administration - Build lean, structured and manageable code - Better refactorability and re-use - Avoid writing object mapping code - Simple installation and deployment - No language conversion overhead - No problems with debuggers - No time-consuming build process - Use existing .NET class libraries without modification - Run your own .NET code within queries - Benefit from fast serverside query execution - Be ready for next generation applications - Use database technology where your competition needs to store binary Free Community-Driven Resources and Support: - Step-by-step Interactive (!) Tutorial - Community Newsgroup - Knowledgebase-driven FAQ - Bug Tracking - Online API Documentation - CVS Access - Direct No-Hassle Download
Author: db4objects, Inc.| Date: 06-11-2004 | Size: 292 KB
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db4o License: Freeware
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db4o (database for objects) is the open source object database for Java and .NET. It is a fast, lean and easy to use database for native Java and .NET objects. It is free software available under the GPL but also under an optional commercial license. It can persist any native object with a single line of code, minimizing persistence hassle and allowing you to experience the gains of true object-orientation. Key Features: - Simplicity (one line of code to store objects) - Native Java and .NET objects (no interface, inheritance, pre or post-processing required) - Class model == database schema - Smooth production process - Automatic schema versioning - Query-by-Example - S.O.D.A. active queries - 300kB footprint Key benefits: - Greatly reduced development time and costs - Higher quality, less error-prone OO code - Embedded, web or mobile device deployment - No need for training and administration - Build lean, structured and manageable code - Better refactorability and re-use - Avoid writing object mapping code - Simple installation and deployment - No language conversion overhead - No problems with debuggers - No time-consuming build process - Use existing Java or .NET class libraries without modification - Run your own code within queries - Benefit from fast serverside query execution - Be ready for next generation applications - Use database technology where your competition needs to store binary Free Community-Driven Resources and Support: - Step-by-step Interactive (!) Tutorial - Community Newsgroup - Knowledgebase-driven FAQ - Bug Tracking - Online API Documentation - CVS Access - Direct No-Hassle Download
Author: db4objects, Inc.| Date: 06-11-2004 | Size: 292 KB
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db4o for Java License: Freeware
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db4o (database for objects) is the open source object database for java. It is a fast, lean and easy to use database for native Java objects. It is free software available under the GPL but also under an optional commercial license. It can persist any native Java object with a single line of code, minimizing persistence hassle and allowing you to experience the gains of true object-orientation. Key Features: - Simplicity (one line of code to store objects) - Native Java objects (no interface, inheritance, pre or post-processing required) - Class model == database schema - Smooth production process - Automatic schema versioning - Query-by-Example - S.O.D.A. active queries - 300kB footprint Key benefits: - Greatly reduced development time and costs - Higher quality, less error-prone OO code - Embedded, web or mobile device deployment - No need for training and administration - Build lean, structured and manageable code - Better refactorability and re-use - Avoid writing object mapping code - Simple installation and deployment - No language conversion overhead - No problems with debuggers - No time-consuming build process - Use existing bytecode class libraries and all libraries from the JDK without modification - Run your own Java code within queries - Benefit from fast serverside query execution - Be ready for next generation applications - Use database technology where your competition needs to store binary Free Community-Driven Resources and Support: - Step-by-step Interactive (!) Tutorial - Community Newsgroup - Knowledgebase-driven FAQ - Bug Tracking - Online API Documentation - CVS Access - Direct No-Hassle Download
Author: db4objects, Inc.| Date: 06-11-2004 | Size: 292 KB
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