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How To Use Java DB as Your Client Mobile Database

By Exforsys | on July 14, 2006 |
J2EE

How To Use Java DB as Your Client Mobile Database

A database which is embedded in a Java application can be an excellent idea which has a lot of potential. It is currently possible to use it for a client portable database in both browser and desktop programs.

In addition to this, it could also be used as a backup database if your network database is not working. The purpose of a network database should be to hold a large amount of data related to businesses or other information. Of course, most databases have information about things which are not business related. Placing this non-business information in a network database can be a waste of resources.

For this situation, you will want to use Java DB. This program is completely based on Java, and is a RDBMS that can be used with all Java Virtual Machine programs. Even though it is light, it has the important properties which are consistent with a database program that is relational. It can recover data before a crash occurs, and not be at risk for corruption. It also supports other database systems like SQL. Because of this, it is not dependent on platforms and will work with most open databases. As you can imagine, Java DB has a large number of features. The features which the programmer will find most impressive is the ability for it to create what is called the XML schema. It can do this by using XML files.

While most programmers have processed DML statements with SQL, Java DB will allow them to do this the same thing without having to use SQL. There are things you can do in order to use Java DB as a powerful client mobile database system. The first thing that you will need to be familiar with is the DdIUtils component. The Java parsers will make it easy to navigate through XML documents which are complicated. The DdIUtils component uses the same foundation. It can give you utilities that will allow you to navigate through data, and it will also allow you to control database tables using Java code.

It is possible to generate a complete database schema within XML by using DdIUtils. DdIUtils will also allow you to change schemas into XML objects. They can also be changed to Java objects as well. The primary purpose of Java DB is to deal with database related issues. These issues include concurrency, transactions, backups, and other important things. The primary goal of DdIUtils is to handle interactions that occur within the database. The Java DB will allow you to generate a database when a program starts, and you can delete it by cancelling the data file directory that is connected to it.

When you do it this way, the database is not a separate unit. It will be a part of the code and you will be able to manipulate it completely. To understand the features of Java DB, you will need to create an application. When the application is launched, it will also launch a Java database as well. When the application is turned off, the database will be turned off as well. Even if it is a desktop application, you will be able to run it on any platform that uses Java. As you can see, it can be used for portable applications. You will first need to download the right code, and it will need to have derby.jar and DdIUtils.jar. You may also need to get data from Jakarta Commons. The code will then need to be compiled.



After this, you will need to generate a database that uses a schema XML file. It is important to make sure you follow the rules for this. You will want to use the DdIUtils to navigate through and parse the XML information into a database that uses Java objects. There are a number of tutorials online which can help you generate XML schemas. You will want to follow them very carefully to learn how you can successfully use Java DB as a client mobile database. Mastering this tool can allow you to succesfully instead the capabilities of your applications. At the same time, it is important understand how Java DB can help you.

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