Preston L. Bannister <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I'd like to ship a product that can use a database if the customer has one,
>but does not require that one be installed.
>
>Frameworks like Turbine/Dash seem to require a database (and SQL?) but I
>can't count on one existing on the customer's system.
>
>What this means to me, is that the I need to ship some sort of small-scale
>pure Java (*very* portable) JDBC compatible database with my product.
>
>Is there such beast?
InstantDB <http://www.instantdb.co.uk/> is a pure-Java SQL database. I've
used it a little bit and it seemed okay. It's free for non-commercial use,
but commercial use requires payment from between $19 and $1400 depending on
how many licenses you want.
Erik
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