Berkeley DB, Java Edition I: The Basics

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Tutorial: Berkeley DB, Java Edition I: The Basics

The original version of Berkeley DB is written in C. This means that, up until now, if a Java programmer wanted to use Berkeley DB, she would have to use some sort of translation layer (for example, JNI) to handle the communication between Java and Berkel

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What is Berkeley DB?
When you mention the word "database" to a Java programmer, it\'s a good bet that her mind immediately slides to the world of relational databases, and relational database servers. It\'s a reasonable reaction for a Java programmer -- relational databases living inside of separate servers are the most common type of database out there, and they\'re the type of database most Java programmers interact with on a daily basis. However, while Berkeley DB databases are databases in the sense of the Wikipedia definition, they definitely aren\'t that type of database.
What type of database are they? Well, Berkeley DB databases have five main characteristics:
1. They are embedded databases.
2. They are maps.
3. They are not accessed declaratively.
4. They can be transactional.
5. They are persistent.

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