Bookshelf for ObjectStore Java Interface Release 3.0
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Getting Started
Release Notes
ObjectStore Java Tutorial
Rapid Database Development
API User Guide
API Reference
Developing ObjectStore Java
Applications That Access C++
Tools Reference
Top-level README file
CHANGES file
README file for Database Browser beta software
Demonstration Programs
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Release Notes
- Lists platforms supported, configuration requirements, restrictions
and known problems, compatibility among ObjectStore Java products, how to
obtain support.
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ObjectStore Java Tutorial
- The tutorial provides an overview of the basic concepts of the ObjectStore
Java Interface. It uses an example application to show you how to define
persistent classes and manipulate persistent objects. It also shows you how
to develop and run applications that use the ObjectStore Java Interface. First time users of
the ObjectStore Java Interface should
consider reading the ObjectStore Java Tutorial before reviewing the demonstration programs.
If you are using the ObjectStore Java Interface on Windows, you should consult Rapid Database
Development first, and then see this tutorial.
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Rapid Database Development
- For new users on Windows platforms, this tutorial provides step by step instructions
for how to use ObjectStore Database Designer and Component Wizard to quickly
design your database and create the basic components required in any ObjectStore Java Interface
application. After you work through the ObjectStore Database Designer and Component
Wizard Tutorial, consult the
ObjectStore Java Tutorial.
API User Guide
- Provides information and instructions for managing databases,
working in transactions, storing, retrieving and updating data,
using collections, and running the Class File Postprocessor.
API Reference
- Contains reference information for each class in the Java interface
to ObjectStore. For each class, there is introductory material, an index
to member variables and methods, and descriptions of each variable
and method.
Developing ObjectStore Java
Applications That Access C++
- Provides all information needed to develop an ObjectStore
Java application that accesses C++. This includes concepts and
instructions for generating Java peer classes, writing the
code that uses peer classes, and building the application.
Tools Reference
- Provides reference information for osgc, osjcfp,
osjcgen, osjcheckdb, osjshowdb,
osjuphsh, and osjversion.
Top-level README file
- Provides platform prerequisites, process requirements, and instructions for installing the
Java interface to ObjectStore.
CHANGES file
- Lists and describes new features, changes, and bug fixes in this
release.
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README file for Database Browser beta software
- Provides instructions for using the database browser beta software.
Demonstration Programs
- For each demonstration program provided with ObjectStore,
there is a README file that describes what the program does,
and how to compile, postprocess, and run it.