The bigger thing to keep in mind is how
you plan to distribute the application. If you plan on the
application being something you sell or redistribute outside of
your organization then you may want to rethink MySQL as the
license isn't such that can happen unless things have changed in
the passed couple years. I was looking at it for a project, but
then went another direction because of license restrictions.
You can embed Apache Derby. The performance won't be the same, but
if you are not using a lot of data necessarily, then it won't
matter. Firebird and Postgres can be distributed without license
restrictions too for more performance. If you use a database that
you can use by just dropping the binaries some where without
really *installing* then you can embed it within your final JAR,
and then extract it from your JAR and place it some where on the
users system where user applications have access and execute it
from there and all from programming logic. A little more work, but
allows you to distribute an executable JAR if that is really what
you need to do.
For more production oriented things you would want to make a more
polished installer of course, so you can take advantage of other
things which do require an installation to run at that point.
Wade
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On 11/26/2012 08:03 PM,
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Well you know... That using mySql I thing is good Idea. I
make the Script in a class to get it done. Thankss.
Sent: Monday, November 26, 2012 7:41 PM
Subject: [nbusers] Re: Database Question
JavaDB, Sqlite any.
If you need small database with decent performance check
out MySQL
On Nov 26, 2012 7:40 PM, "safiro21"
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So
i making this java application with database, but the
database I using is
in Netbeans.This database only live in netbeans?
If this is correct. I need to create a database script
to used in another
pc?
Now, is any database I can wrap in my java application?
I not want to used a
FileDatabase. If is any database I can wrap in my app.
Is any tutorial I can
used? Thanks
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