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Using JavaDB in Desktop Applications



Java DB is Sun's supported distribution of the open source Apache Derby 100% Java technology database. It is fully transactional, secure, easy-to-use, standards-based — SQL, JDBC API, and Java EE — yet small, only 2.5 MB.
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Main Features:
  • Departmental Java client-server applications -- Java DB comes with 24 x 7 support and transactional protection against data corruption and systems crashes.
  • Java application development and testing -- Java DB is full-featured, easy-to-use, and free under the Apache license. In addition, Java DB runs everywhere from laptops to mainframes.
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  • Embedding in applications -- Developers and end-users don't need to buy, install, administer, or even be aware of the database hidden inside the application.
  • Multi-platform use -- Java DB is portable because it's 100% Java. In addition, Java DB complies with the SQL and JDBC standards, making it easy to migrate applications from Java DB to other databases.
  • Use within browser-based, Web (2.0) applications -- Distribution is easy due to one-click installation. Secure local data storage means applications run online and offline.
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  • Applications running in a Java ME CDC (PDA) environment -- Though small (2.5MB), Java DB is a full-featured SQL database, complete with transactions, stored procedures, triggers, concurrency, and backups.
Please find complete sample guide to show how to use JavaDB in Desktop Application with following contents
  • Creating the address book demo
  • installing JavaDB
  • Integrating JavaDB with NetBeans IDE 5.0
  • Loading the Database Driver
  • Connecting to the JavaDB database
  • Creating the Database
  • Using the database
  • Deploying your application

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[Lasted edited on 2009-04-02 14:34 R.Wang ]



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