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I'm currently replacing an older perl system with a new one in Java, and need to be able to create and use a simple BDB file to store key and value pairs. I can't find any kind of example or tutorial through normal means, and I've seen references to both com.sleepycat.bdb and com.sleepycat.je, but I've no idea how to use them. |
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* hoosie: I'm currently replacing an older perl system with a new one in Java, and need to be able to create and use a simple BDB file to store key and value pairs. I can't find any kind of example or tutorial through normal means, and I've seen references to both com.sleepycat.bdb and com.sleepycat.je, but I've no idea how to use them. There are several Getting Started guides on the Oracle web site: http://www.oracle.com/technology/doc.../db/index.html The documentation is good enough that I was able to store |
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