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db4o Projects Spotlight

Object Manager initial support for encryption

Gisbert Avellan (gishac) just added an initial support for encryption to the community project "Object Manager" (OM).
You can check the progress of OM (or participate as a committer) through the Google Code site and you can also subscribe to the OM commit mailing list here.
Your feedback and support is highly appreciated. Thanks a lot gishac!!!

Product News

 
As of Today our so far internal java to c# conversion utility, sharpen, is being released as free software. As an example of its usage we're ...
 
The full list of issues resolved for 6.4 Stable Release is presented below. COR-878 - Simplify Typehandler4, remove readQuery(), ...
 
The full list of issues resolved for 7.2 Production Release is presented below. COR-1173 - OSGi class loading configuration fails when ...
 
dRS - db4o Replication Services - is a framework for building applications that synchronize objects bi-directionally between databases. ...
 
Today Google released the Android SDK, an application development stack for mobile devices. Great news for us: The programming API is plain ...
 

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