Re: Porting TouchDB Android from SQLite to H2

[Thomas Mueller]

Hi,

The biggest difference between SQLite on Android and H2 is the API:
for H2 you have to use the JDBC API, while for SQLite you can either
use JDBC or the API under the package android.database. I started to
write a H2 API that is similar to the SQLite API, under
src/tools/android/database, but it is not usable yet.

Regards,
Thomas


On Fri, Jul 27, 2012 at 12:36 PM, hank <ha...@123mail.org> wrote:
> I'm about to start porting TouchDB Android from SQLite to H2. Anyone
> familiar with SQLite -> H2 migrations? Caveats?
>
> Before starting to hack away I have done some research in what's involved
> (ignore the Android related stuff).
>
> FYI TouchDB is a wrapper around SQL databases (currently SQLite only) that
> provides CouchDB semantics (JSON, documents not rows etc.) and lets them
> participate in a CouchDB replication scheme. This effectively creates a
> lightweight CouchDB installation embeddable into mobile and client apps such
> as on phones and laptops and lets those apps sync data to a backend using
> the CouchDB replication mechanism.
>
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