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Posted by Abel Avram on Jun 05, 2008 07:44 AM
McObject has released version 3.0 of its open source embedded database targeted at Java and .NET developers. As any other embedded database, Perst has no administration costs, but unlike other embedded databases, Perst stores the objects directly as Java or C# objects. That eliminates the need for conversions between internal representation of objects and Java/C# representations.
McObject boasts with a very small database engine core of about 5,000 lines, and the run-time needs between 30K and 300K of memory depending on access pattern. Perst works under Java SE, EE, and ME, and also under .NET including .NET Compact Framework. Other features are:
Perst 3.0 offers full text search, compressed objects under Java, and LINQ support under .NET. Besides Perst, McObject has a commercial version of the embedded database called eXtremeDB.
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Thanks for sharing the info about Perst. I just want to add a clarification.
Perst and eXtremeDB are separate and different products -- eXtremeDB is not the commercial version of Perst.
eXtremeDB is McObject's commercial embedded database system for use with C and C++. Perst is our open source, dual license embedded database for Java and .NET.
Both are well worth checking out if you need a small-footprint, highly efficient, full-featured database system in these environments.
Thanks.
Ted
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