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Running Sharpen Tests
In this post I explain how to run Sharpen (Db4objects just released Java to C# converter) tests.
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Sharpen, an Open Source Java to C# converter
Am happy to see this coming, as it is soming I’ve pushed strongly for when I was working at db4objects, and was hacking on it, mentored by its main... more »
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Smart java to c# conversion for the masses with sharpen
Rodrigo and Patrick give us great news about Db4ojects releasing its internal Java to C# conversion tool (Sharpen) as open source!
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Paircasts - videos of recorded Pair Programming sessions
This blog posting links to 10 videos of recorded Pair Programming sessions of the db4o (open source object database) team. It also asks other teams to... more »
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Next-Generation Object-Oriented Databases: An Interview with db4objects' Anat Gafni
Object-oriented databases complement relational databases in important ways, says Anat Gafni, VP of Engineering at db4objects, the company behind the... more »
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Db4o refactorings....
How can we improve Db4o indexing configuration using C# 3.0 Expression Trees?
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LINQ for Java
Would you like to see LINQ (Language INtegrated Queries) implemented for Java? This is an invitation to vote for it and to contribute.
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An introduction to LINQ for db4o
An article that explains and demonstrates the new LINQ implementation that comes with the open source object database "db4o".
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Object-oriented database programming with db4o - Part 2
This article explores the client-server and transaction features of db4o
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Java Object Persistence: State of the Union
In this virtual panel, the editors of InfoQ.com (Floyd Marinescu) and ODBMS.org (Roberto V. Zicari) asked a group of leading persistence solution... more »
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An elegant LINQ to db4o provider, and a few LINQ tricks
JB Evain writes about a LINQ (Language INtegrated Query) provider for the open source object database db4o appearing in the db4o SVN.
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Db4o transparent Persistence power
This post shows how a rollback strategy helps to cope with, well, rollback scenarios when using Db4o.
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6 Reasons for Not Using db4o
Don’t misinterpret the title. Db4o is such a good product. I admit that I was skeptical to use it at first. But once you tried using it, you don’t... more »
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"Message Received"
Db4o has a client-server feature called Messaging. It’s so cool it allows you to execute a process remotely. It has less overhead and the execution is... more »
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Microsoft DTS and db4o
Microsoft Data Transformation Services (DTS) is a good tool bundled in SQL Server. One of the things you can do with it is to upload data from... more »
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Design for Performance: Implementing Web Services Better
In a distributed environment where different servers contribute for the processing of a certain task, good design is essential. One point of... more »
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Performance Guide to Tune your Application and db4o Database for Report Generation
This is a 2-question guide when designing apps using db4o for generating reports
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Importing External Data to db4o
This is a basic guide on how to read text files and transfer it to db4o.
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Things to Watch Out in db4o
For a developer coming from Visual Basic 6 and SQL Server and going to db4o and C#, this is a short list of things to watch out.
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Transactions, distribution and security with Java db4o
Java developers can get a lot of mileage out of storing objects directly in an object-oriented database like db4o. Learn how db4o handles three... more »
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db4o v7 and Increasing Popularity of ODBMS
db4o has been growing fast lately, having recently released v7.0 beta of their flagship db4o embedded ODBMS, and claiming over 30,000 deployments of... more »
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A Little Persistence Framework for Wicket
I've contributed a little persistence framework to WicketStuff. Basically, over the summer I needed to write a couple of web applications. My... more »
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Ideas for the Android Developer Challenge
How will you take part in Google's $10 million Android Developer Challenge? Here are some ideas. Try the links below "Gestures" and "Speech Control",... more »
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Android Password Manager
This is a small Android demo application to store passwords, demonstrating the use of db4o with Android.
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