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- Release Notes - 7.12 Development Release 7:36am Oct 20
- Watching over db4o's shoulders the .NET way 4:40am Oct 13
- Watching over db4o's shoulders the Java way 4:37am Oct 13
Hi. This post presents a .Net centric view of the newly introduced support for better runtime monitoring into db4o (as described in this post), so, before you continue reading please, go read the aforementioned post! I'll assume you've read it. Have you read it yet? ...
As described in this posting, db4o 7.12 comes with new monitoring support to collect runtime statistics about performance relevant behaviour and state. On the Java platform, statistics are published through Java Management Extensions (JMX). A variety of JMX clients is available...
Once a project hits production status and gets deployed it is in the wild (at least from the point of view of the development team) and it requires constant monitoring from IT...
In a networking client/server environment, most of the cost is incurred by lots of small messages being interchanged between client and server...
New release is out and here is the list of bug fixes and improvements that you will find in it: OMN-177 - OMNAddin.addin file location detection fails on non english language ...
In the latest build we have introduced an even stricter Exception handling. The new strategy: If the exception occured is a Db4oRecoverableException we rethrow this exception to the user application...
Running a db4o database completely in main memory certainly is not the most ubiquitous usage. Nevertheless there are quite some users out there who are using db4o that way - caching is one possible use case where this option may be helpful...
Hi, I want to let you know that during the last few days we have made some enhancements and fixed some bugs / issues related to our LINQ implementation....
ADO.NET Data Services Framework [1], codename Astoria, a framework released with the Service Pack 1 of the .Net framework 3.5 makes it very simple to create data services that are accessible by HTTP...
db4o version 7.10 is out and here is the list of modifications, improvements and bug fixes that you will find in it: COR-1642 - Ensure proper exception handling in Eclipse plugin ...
Transparent Activation/Transparent Persistence (TA/TP) significantly simplifies handling of deep object graphs in db4o based applications. The flip side is that this mechanism requires your persistent domain classes to provide appropriate API hooks...
In our latest development build we provide a first implementation of Transparent Activation and Transparent Persistence for standard Java collections...
db4o offers a configuration option to cascade delete on to child objects when the parent object is deleted...
