I have found the tutorials to be really useful. They show features in Eclipse that I would otherwise never have known about. Great work.
I am interested in more advanced persistence topic. In particular in writing standalone apps that store data, but don't need to connect to a SQL DB. I think the Derby DB can be used in such a way. There may be other better alternatives out there. It would be great to have tutorial on this kind of persistence in a Java app.
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Hi. I totally agree with you and a tutorial covering using a SQL database (probably Derby, because it's free and simple) is on the plans for later this year. Thanks for the suggestion. Mark
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Hi Mark,
I have found the tutorials to be really useful. They show features in Eclipse that I would otherwise never have known about. Great work.
I am interested in more advanced persistence topic. In particular in writing standalone apps that store data, but don't need to connect to a SQL DB. I think the Derby DB can be used in such a way. There may be other better alternatives out there. It would be great to have tutorial on this kind of persistence in a Java app.
Hi. I totally agree with you and a tutorial covering using a SQL database (probably Derby, because it's free and simple) is on the plans for later this year. Thanks for the suggestion. Mark