we are looking for a database sync framework which is platform independent. We target devices like wp7, iphone, blackberry, android etc. Syncfx 4.0 has this feature but it still in CTP stage.
what about Oracle Database Lite? Does it have support for synchronization with custom providers like syncfx 4.0?
Oracle Database Lite supports Blackberry, Android, Windows Mobile, and Windows 7/Vista/XP on the client side.
It is not interoperable with syncfx, but it can be used as a replacement for syncfx. It does require that you use Oracle Database for your backend data store. However if you can meet that requirement, then Database Lite could be exactly what you're looking for. It is a very powerful tool for synchronizing client SQLite or Berkeley DB databases with an Oracle backend.
You can download and try it out here.
Hope that helps, good luck with solving your problem.
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can you recommend me a froms builder for oracle forms6i? on our work we use forms6i, but it is outdated long ago, its not comfort to use. But in our work we use 6i, cause all projects buided on it.
Can i use some other soft to buid 6i valid forms?
Forms is a proprietary Oracle format and Forms Builder is the only supported tool for working with it.
Obviously it is a fairly old tool but what exact problems make it uncomfortable to use? Have you explored the C API and JDAPI libraries for programmatic manipulation in C and Java?
I need to convert applications wrote in Delphi XE3 to use it on a Mac OSX.
I use for this applicatiopn database SQLite but i cannot found firemonkey compatible components that i can use to connect with my databases.
How can i do?
Thank you
If you are talking about the high-level Delphi database components, then I cannot help you, but if it is about low level database access, without using the Delphi database components, here is what I did:
There is a SQLite interface included with Firemonkey. Include "System.Sqlite", in your uses section. I have only focused on iOS, which does not allow dynamic libraries, so the Firemonkey implementation comes in handy, as it automatically links the SQLite libraries into the executable.
I re-used and modified the SQLite3Wrap.pas, from my previous SQLite wrapper, to use the Firemonkey library and to make it work with NEXTGEN. So far it seems to work.
If you need to connect from Delphi XE3 to SQLite on Mac OSX, then you can use LiteDAC for this because these components are fully compatible with Firemonkey and support Mac OSX.
I would like to build a mobile app based only on a UI framework ( dojo, kendo etc..) and use PHP, node.js etc.as my backend server side tools.
What I understand is that Worklight introduces its own wrapper javascript framework over the existing UI framework ( dojo, kendo, etc.)
Can IBM worklight be used to create a pure mobile web application (no hybrid) using a UI framework like Dojo, Kendo UI etc?
Also, I understand that worklight server (which i suppose is not free) needs to be installed at the server end.
Why i would want to use worklight?
As observerd in the tutorials it provides complete end to end environment for mobile app development ( IDE, Build capabilities, optimization, testing will various mobile device emulators) in a single enviroment, which I would like to leverage for development.
All the tools you mention assume at their basis that you are developing a Worklight-based Hybrid application. So no, you cannot create a pure web app in Worklight, w/out the added Worklight-generated files. The build tool, the testing tool, the optimization tools, all work on Worklight-based apps.
Also, it's not that Worklight Server specifically costs money, Worklight costs money... you may not publish a Worklight application (either B2C or B2E) w/out a license.
You can evaluate Worklight by using the Developer Edition that you download from Eclipse Marketplace, but at the end you must purchase a license if you intend on going public.
I am developing an application for Windows phone 7 which uses offline database. I have seen some of the solutions for this as follows Sqlite DB http://sqlitewindowsphone.codeplex.com/ Mango DB http://www.kunal-chowdhury.com/2011/06/windows-phone-7-mango-tutorial-24-local.html
My Question is All these databases are using Native code i.e development in C#. But i would like to develop local database either phonegap or javascript or else any other which uses for cross platform applications (windows phone in particular). Thanks in Advance.
You should check Web SQL, here are some resources:
Phonegap Storage documentation, including working code
Web SQL Database tutorial
Also, consider integrating SQLite:
Related question from Stack Overflow
Working example using SQLite
Good luck, I hope this helped.
I'm working on an application written in .NET. We are currently using ODP.NET 11's xcopy deployment for all of our .NET operations and everything is peachy - we can run on machines with no Oracle client previously installed. Peachy, that is, until we came to the part of the application which depends on a library written in COM, which obviously(?) cannot use .NET providers.
What's the least amount of stuff we have to install in order to get an OLEDB or ODBC provider for Oracle working?
Some additional details:
I believe that any OLEDB or ODBC provider will be good enough for these purposes - performance isn't a big deal.
We definitely need to use the ODP.NET 11 client for .NET stuff because we're using 11-specific functionality. (So we can't just install the big ol' 10 client.)
We're eventually going to have an installer, so it's important that we can install whatever we need to via the command line.
You probably want to look at the Instant Client. You would need the basic package as well as either the ODBC Supplement (to use ODBC) or the ODAC (to use OLE DB). This involves installing just a handful of DLLs and environment variables as part of your installer.