Discussion: packaging and building a software with database as single project
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In the previous quiz, Online Java Quiz, we tested our experience gained from the course.
If you want your Java application accessible online, you can use Java Enterprise Edition (JEE). It's basically a web framework for Java. However, it's quite advanced. For distributing your desktop application with an embedded database, use SQLite instead of MySQL, it doesn't have to be installed.
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please am done with the standalone application using sqlite database ,how can
I package it with the app for the user to use.
am using Advanced Installer as deploying tool.
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SQLite database is just about the .jar file with the SQLite JDBC driver and the .sqlite3 file with your database. You can attach those files to your application in the Advanced installer. There might be a problem with modifying the database file if you install your application in the Program files folder, you should keep the .sqlite3 file in the appdata folder where your users will always have privileges to modify it.
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Packaging a software project with a database as a single entity simplifies deployment and ensures that all components are managed together. This approach enhances consistency and makes it easier to maintain and scale the application.
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