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Blogs by topic Databases and user mdi
Databases
In the quest for an object persistence solution that doesn't require duplication of information, writing XML mapping files, extending gross framework classes or implementing complicated interfaces, I stumbled across pBeans. If you use it with Groovy Beans, you can build a database-backed persistent object system in literally minutes.
Ever find that you need a database, but don't want to hassle with installing one? Me too. Then I stumbled on SQLite.
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