JDataStore 6.05 Released!
Sergio Cardoso
Hi,
We have just released JDataStore 6.05 which features
New documentation,
Support for executing JDataStore as a service and
New AWT-based components for hand held devices.
This release improves an already excellent product.
JDataStore is a very powerful, high-performance all-Java database.
It is excellent for applications that will be installed in many locations,
particularly locations where there is no database administrator or IT support.
It is also excellent for mission-specific applications that support complex
business logic and thousands of users.
You can download a trial version from
http://www.borland.com/jdatastore/.
The new JDataStore documentation in PDF format can be downloaded separately
from http://info.borland.com/techpubs/jdatastore/.
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What's New in JDataStore 6.05
New Documentation
All new documentation is provided that provides a more comprehensive
explanation of JDataStore's features and functionality and how to use them.
The "JDBC Quickstart" and "Using JDBC for data access" tutorials will help
those new to JDataStore get productive quickly.
Support for executing the JDataStore server as a service
Users can now choose to have JDataStore run as a service on Windows
NT4/2000/XP or as a daemon on Linux and Solaris. This feature enables
automatic start up of the database when the host computer is booted and
further simplifies administration in production environments where there is no
database administrator or IT support.
New AWT-based visual components for handheld devices
New AWT components help developers use rich controls with data binding
capabilities on small footprint devices. Although Swing-based components
deliver a high level of functionality, they are "heavy" and require more
memory and processing power than small footprint devices provide. The new
AWT-based components solve this problem, enabling drag-and-drop development of
data-bound controls such as grids, lists, text input controls, etc.
New HTTP based data synchronization components for thin and mobile
applications
New DataExpress provider-resolvers examples help developers accelerate the
writing of applications that access data on a Web Server through an HTTP or
HTTPS connection. Sample projects are provided to show how the new components
are used in an application.
La...@nandlars.de
does anyone have experience creating applications for the Siemens S55?
Could you give me tips and hints where to start?
Thank you!
Sergio Cardoso
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