The graphic database front-end II
Posted by: surikov on: May 25, 2009
- In: database| graphics| layout| real world
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Updated client-server version for http://jfxstudio.wordpress.com/2009/03/03/the-graphic-database-front-end/
How to start:
- Download Derby database from http://www.javafx.me/crudfx/examples/derbydemo/derbysql.zip
- Edit start script and start Derby in network mode
- Start application
- - via WebStart ( http://www.javafx.me/crudfx/examples/derbydemo/DerbyDemo.jnlp )
- - in browser ( http://www.javafx.me/crudfx/examples/derbydemo/blueDerbyDemo.html )
- Download source if you wish – http://www.javafx.me/crudfx/examples/derbydemo/nbproject.zip
Defaults – server: 127.0.0.1, port: 1527, db: testdata, login: APP, password: APP
Demo stores all properties in <userHome>/javafx.derby.demo.properties.xml, for example for Vista properties file is C:\Users\<login>\javafx.derby.demo.properties.xml .
10 Responses to "The graphic database front-end II"
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Thank you for sharing information about database and I realy need that’s information
Other useful examples coming soon.
See my site http://www.javafx.me.
No toys, no bouncing colored balls. Examples for enterprise only.
Sorry for my english.
Hi, thanks for your tutorial.
Could you please update your code for JFX 1.2?
Greetings from Philippines!
I am a java newbie.
Is javaFX capable of data synchronization between local database and backend database from remote server? Meaning, the application can run in offline mode, saving records locally. Once connected to remote server, local records will be automatically uploaded to the server database. I think Adobe AIR has this capability.
Thanks for any reply.
Adobe AIR hasn’t this capability. No one application need this because data must be stored in one place for all users.
I believe this is necessary in real world applications. One good example are company Salesmen who are always on the field. They need to store their sales records in laptops or PDAs. Then, once they go online, records will be uploaded to the company’s server.
Adobe AIR has this capability.
http://coenraets.org/blog/2007/10/offline-synchronization-using-air-and-livecycle-data-services/
http://wiki.developerforce.com/index.php/Taking_Salesforce_Data_Offline_Using_Adobe_AIR
http://labs.adobe.com/showcase/air/studiocloud.html
this is just a toy.
You need many items for synchronization in realworld enterprise application. Use mature tools for real enterprise application. All mature SQL servers has replication/synchronization tools.
Install MS SQL, Oracle or DB2. Use it.
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- surikov: see http://code.google.com/p/crudfx/
- dieter knauer: Hallo Sergey, sorry, but where i can find your CRUDFX.JAR??? Pls. help me! ;-) Dieter
- Sergey Malenkov: Is it possible to look through the winner's sources?
2 | Matthew W. Perry
May 28, 2009 at 4:28 pm
surikov – that is an awesome interface thank you!!