Hmmm... out of curiosity... any reason not to use the Berkeley DB Java Edition instead of the Java API to C Berkeley DB?
http://www.sleepycat.com/products/je.shtml
Well, normally, if you're in a 100% Java situation, you could use the Berkeley DB Java edition instead. I'm not. I'm using the same code with Chandler, a python program, and PyLucene (http://pylucene.osafoundation.org). Chandler and PyLucene share the same database environment and this can only be done if the C edition of Berkeley DB is the underlying db implementation.
There are three Java APIs for Berkeley DB available now: - Java API for C Berkeley DB 4.2.x - Java API for C Berkeley DB 4.3.x - Berkeley DB 100% Java Edition
These APIs are different from each other although 4.3.x and 100% Java are close. Many months ago, somebody contacted me about rewriting DbDirectory for the Java Edition of Berkeley DB, but I haven't heard from him in a long long while.
Andi..
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