Ben Pharr wrote:
> I would like to find a good way to store data for a Java program I'm
> writing. It is a LARGE amount of data, so parsing a text file at startup
> isn't an option. A database like MySQL isn't an option because of the
> problems of setting it up on each client. (This program needs to be able
> to run without access to the Internet, so one central server is out of the
> question as well.) Also, I'm developing in Linux, but deploying for all
> platforms, so I need it to be platform independent. Any ideas? Thanks!
It sounds like you want something like the Berkeley DB - a simple, widely
used, embedded database system. There is a Java interface for it. Good
news: it's portable. Bad news: it's only portable at the source level -
there's a JNI component to it. If you can ship a per-platform JNI component,
it's the answer to your dreams. More: http://www.sleepycat.com/ .
Nathan
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> Ben
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