db4o documentation and tutorial |
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Welcomedb4o is the native Java, .NET and Mono open source object database.This documentation and tutorial is intended to get you started with db4o and to be a reliable companion while you develop with db4o. Before you start, please make sure that you have downloaded the latest db4o distribution from the db4objects website. You are invited to join the db4o community in the public db4o newsgroup at news://news.db4odev.com/db4o.users and to ask for help at any time. A searchable archive of previous postings is available here . You may also find the db4o knowledgebase helpful for keyword searches. The db4o Mono distribution is available from the db4o download center in 3 versions: db4o-4.5-mono.tar.gz (binary and source tarball), db4o-4.5-mono.noarch.rpm (binary RPRM), db4o-4.5-mono.src.rpm (source RPM). The noarch RPM can be built from the source RPM. After installing/unzipping you will find the following directory structure on your machine: db4o-4.5-mono.noarch.rpm ![]() db4o-4.5-mono.tar.gz ![]() This tutorial comes in multiple versions. Make sure that you use the right one for the right purpose. /usr/share/doc/packages/db4o/tutorial/index.html The tutorial in HTML format. The Java and .NET db4o distributions also provide the HTML documentation with live execution capabilities. /usr/share/doc/packages/db4o/tutorial/db4o-4.x-tutorial.pdf The PDF version of the tutorial allows best fulltext search capabilities. Java, .NET and Mono db4o is available for Java, for .NET and for Mono. This tutorial was written for Mono. The structure of the other distributions may be considerably different, so please use the tutorial for the version that you plan to experiment with first. -- generated by Doctor courtesy of db4objects Inc. |