Tag: java
A new release of the Firebird Eclipse plugin is available
A new release of the Firebird Eclipse plugin is available on
http://www.lawinegevaar.nl/firebird
Version 1.0.1.200907101543
Bugfix and ‘less-is-more’ release
Changes:
* Code cleanup
* More delegation to standard DTP implementation
* Sourcecode added to distribution
FB/Java plugin Milestone 1 (Firebird External engine )
I’m pleased to announce availability of the first test version of
FB/Java plugin.
FB/Java is a plugin for FB external engines feature, to be presented in
v3.0, that allows execution of Java code at the server side. The plugin
allows classes/resources in the file system or stored in the database.
File system classes/resources are global and the code run with all
permissions. Database classes/resources are per-database and code runs
accordingly with per-engine configured security policy.
Also it seems that is quite fast from Adriano’s tweets
Firebird DTP Plugin for Eclipse
After a request on the Firebird-Java mailinglist, I [Mark Rotteveel] offered to work on creating support for the Firebird database in the Eclipse Data Tools Platform.
JbConsole 0.2.0 released
JbConsole is a Firebird console tool. I have tested with Jython 2.5b3 and Jaybird 2.1.6 .
(java 1.6 on Windows XP and java 1.5 on OS X 10.5)
It’s still toy level, but it seems to be sample implementation of Jaybird and Jython.
http://www005.upp.so-net.ne.jp/nakagami/Download/JbConsole_0_2_0.zip
See the screen shot
http://nakagami.blog.so-net.ne.jp/2009-02-09
ED:Translated with google , I like his words about Jython
Swing and Java (JVM) I fast. 驚いた。 I was surprised.
Configure Squirrel to connect to Firebird Database
I was looking for some tutorial about configuring Squirrel SQL (http://squirrel-sql.sourceforge.net/) to connect to firebird database and unfortunately i couldn’t find one . So when i finally managed to connect, i thought of publishing the steps in my log so that it could be useful to some one else.
Configuring Squirrel Sql to connect to firebird was much easier than i thought.
One Advanced Jbuilder and Firebird user
JBuilder’s database integration capabilities allowed us to build on top of an Oracle database for the larger system and Firebird for the smaller system.
Read the rest on http://java.sys-con.com/node/841090