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  • Db4O Powershell Provider Challenge - with prizes

    There is a challenge going on at the PowerShell Podcast (http://www.powerscripting.net) in Episode 46 (the current episode as of this writing) for anyone who can get Db4O working with Microsoft Powershell.  The guys hosting the podcast are giving away a prize to anyone who can accomplish the task.  For those who are not familiar with ...
    Posted to db4o Product Developer Forum (Forum) by dschoeck on October 31, 2008
  • Type safe / refactor friendly configuration for Db4o - Part II

    In my last post I proposed to derive field names from a property accessor in order to gain type safety and compiler support when configuring some aspects of D4bo. So, given the following class:public class Test { private int _age; public int Age { get { return _age; } set { _age = value; } } }we could use the following ...
    Posted to planetdb4o (Weblog) by Anonymous on May 14, 2008
  • Type safe / refactor friendly configuration for Db4o

    As of today, Db4o uses strings to reference fields in some scenarios such: SODA queries Configuration See the sample bellow: IConfiguration cfg = Db4oFactory.NewConfiguration(); cfg.ObjectClass(typeof(Test)).ObjectField(''_age'').Indexed = true;IMHO, using strings in these situations is sub-optimal as: Such solution relies in ...
    Posted to planetdb4o (Weblog) by Anonymous on May 1, 2008
  • A Linq playground for you and your objects

    In this post we'll implement a very basic Linq Console application that supports ''ad hoc'' queries allowing users to enter Linq queries and run them against a db4o database. Our main goal is to show how such mechanism can be implemented on top of Linq/Db4o. That said, let's play with the application for a while and them dig a little bit in its ...
    Posted to planetdb4o (Weblog) by Anonymous on April 9, 2008
  • Enabling transparent activation in your db4o applications

    As a software developer, one common pattern I've found over and over again is the typical parent/child relationship. In this post I'll present you a program (a WinForms based application) that lets you create, store and delete objects (representing tasks) that follows this common structure in a db4o database and take the opportunity to show how a ...
    Posted to planetdb4o (Weblog) by Anonymous on October 8, 2007