SQLite and Java

[Jeff Steinkamp]

This is probably more of a Java question than a Netbeans question, but
maybe someone here can provide a suitable answer.

I am in the process of converting most of my VB and C# projects over to
Java and those that are database projects use SQLite. So, what is the
best method of using SQLite with Java. I've done a Google search, but
have not found anything that I though was suitable. There seems to be a
lot of wrappers out there, but I think the JDBC is probably the way to go.

Comments?


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[marc.farrow]

JDBC is the only way to go. On Jul 10, 2011 5:53 PM, "Jeff Steinkamp" <address-removed ([email]address-removed[/email])> wrote:> This is probably more of a Java question than a Netbeans question, but

[areeda]

I use JDBC with SQLite. Works well.

I also have some projects that use mysql or SQLite. It wasn't too bad adding a layer that dealt with the differences (mostly data types).

Joe

[Jeff Steinkamp]

Thanks

I'll use JDBC.

Jeff K. Steinkamp N7YG
Tucson, AZ
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Registered Linux User: 420428
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On 2011-07-11 23:03, areeda wrote: