Yes, I'd recommend H2, Hsqldb, or derby.
I use H2 these days for small projects. I used to use hsqldb. Derby
didn't seem to offer any advantage over these when I'd looked at it in
the past, but it's still probably better than a non-java db.
On Fri, Oct 16, 2009 at 5:21 PM, John Armstrong <siberia..mail.com> wrote:
> I use Derby for this. Its embedded. Its java. It works exceptionally well.
>
> John-
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> On Fri, Oct 16, 2009 at 2:09 PM, Eric Lazarus <ericllazaru..ahoo.com> wrote:
>> Folks
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>> Are people building new systems on Cayenne 3.0 or 2.0, mostly? What is recommended? (We have been deeply back versioned, successfully using 1.1 for many years.)
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>> I am about to release a threat modeling tool as an open source desktop system and I would like to have it save its data to a local, very low maintanane database. I was thinking SqlLite. Is it practical for me to save/retieve my objects to SqlLite via Cayenne? It seems that Sqlite is supported only in 3.0 not in 2.0.6. How stable is the current release 3.0M6?
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>> Is it possible or desireable to add the sqlite package from 3.0 to the 2.0 system?
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>> Is there another database that is so low maintance that I could consider using it as a personal data store for a desktop app that IS well supported by Cayenne in 2.0, if 2.0 is recommended for current development/depolyment?
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>> Thanks!
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>> Eric
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