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November 2006 - Posts

• Split them all

  I've just finished COR-283 . This means that starting right now, instead of embedding the third party libraries we are using, we will release them along with our own assemblies. For instance, we used to embed the assemblies Mono.Cecil and Cecil.FlowAnalysis Read More... Posted Friday, November 24, 2006 3:28 AM by Jb Evain | 0 Comments Filed under: .NET, db4o, deployement, cecil Attachment(s): db4o-cdd.png

• Upgrading To Version 6.0

  So you've got the hottest db4o version and stay in front of a question: "What should I do to make use of the new features?". Luckily this is quite easy and straightforward. In order to reveal the power of the new querying processor set up an appropriate Read More... Posted Monday, November 20, 2006 4:57 PM by Tetyana Loskutova | 2 Comments Filed under: .net C# Mono 6.0, 6.0

• Documentation 2.0

  The db4o core was not the only thing to undergo huge changes with the introduction of db4o version 6.0. If you'd been following my blog , then you'll know that I've been working on a project called CS-Wiki. CS-Wiki is a new Community-Server-integrated Read More... Posted Friday, November 17, 2006 4:10 AM by Eric Falsken | 9 Comments Filed under: CS-Wiki, documentation

• ObjectManager 6.0 Released

  The all new ObjectManager has been fixed up and is ready for use with the latest db4o version 6. Thanks goes out to all all the great feedback from the users in the forums and the other db4o developers. There were a bunch of bug fixes that went in including Read More... Posted Tuesday, November 14, 2006 6:38 PM by treeder | 11 Comments Filed under: ObjectManager

• Coders, are you ready? dRS 6.0 goes live!

  After 426 days of tinkering, we finally release db4o Replication System ( dRS ) v6.0. On the java side, we updated dRS to use the latest version of Hibernate 3.2. On the .net side, we give you what you love, the new .net conventions : Db4objects.Drs.IReplicationSession Read More... Posted Wednesday, November 15, 2006 10:05 AM by trebla | 10 Comments

• using Db4objects.Db4o;

  Over the past few months, Rodrigo and I have been working a lot in the area of our Java to C# converter. The upcoming 6.0 version was the occasion for us to introduce some big changes in db4o, just like we did in the past when we've moved from camelCase Read More... Posted Wednesday, November 15, 2006 12:41 AM by Jb Evain | 15 Comments Filed under: .NET, Mono, C#, 6.0

• Faster defragment at slot level

  db4o database files are structured as used and unused slots internally, very much like a file system. Just like a file system, a db4o file can become fragmented, which means it may become larger than it would have to be. This also can have a negative Read More... Posted Tuesday, November 14, 2006 12:25 AM by Patrick Roemer | 9 Comments Filed under: Defragment

• Lazy Queries

  How do you write a fast program? Easy: It should only do what is absolutely necessary with the smallest number of steps possible. Isn't that ultimate laziness? Lazy == Fast ! With this idea in mind we were looking for ways to do less work in our query Read More... Posted Friday, November 10, 2006 8:59 AM by Carl Rosenberger | 11 Comments Filed under: Query, Performance, Lazy Queries

• db4o on the .net framework 3.0

  The first thing my feed aggregator told me this morning is that the .net framework 3.0 has been released. This new framework is the combination of the .net framework 2.0 runtime, plus a set of new APIs, mainly: Windows Presentation Foundation (was Avalon), Read More... Posted Tuesday, November 07, 2006 7:03 PM by Jb Evain | 1 Comments Filed under: .NET, .net3, vista