I'm building against 3.0M6 currently. I'll switch that to the beta candidate when it comes out. For my uses, I have no concerns of deploying with 3.0M6+.
I've never used Cayenne with SQLite. SQLite is a C-based embeddable database. I have no idea how well the JDBC driver/etc for SQLite work. Do you need access to your data from a C-based application? If you are only using Java, have you considered H2? http://www.h2database.com/html/main.html You mentioned Cayenne 2.0 several times. Is that really a requirement for you or are you just scared that 3.0 isn't final yet? mrg On Fri, Oct 16, 2009 at 5:09 PM, Eric Lazarus <[email protected]> wrote: > Folks > > Are people building new systems on Cayenne 3.0 or 2.0, mostly? What is > recommended? (We have been deeply back versioned, successfully using 1.1 for > many years.) > > I am about to release a threat modeling tool as an open source desktop system > and I would like to have it save its data to a local, very low maintanane > database. I was thinking SqlLite. Is it practical for me to save/retieve my > objects to SqlLite via Cayenne? It seems that Sqlite is supported only in 3.0 > not in 2.0.6. How stable is the current release 3.0M6? > > Is it possible or desireable to add the sqlite package from 3.0 to the 2.0 > system? > > Is there another database that is so low maintance that I could consider > using it as a personal data store for a desktop app that IS well supported by > Cayenne in 2.0, if 2.0 is recommended for current development/depolyment? > > Thanks! > > Eric > > > >
