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What next with Derby?
Congratulations on completing the activities in this tutorial.
You now have experience with using Derby in
both the embedded and client/server architectures.
With this basic knowledge, you are ready to begin using Derby to
address your own specific needs. As your next step in learning about this
lightweight and powerful tool, visit the Apache Derby Web
site.
Use this link: WorkingWithDerby Resources page
Browser URL: http://wiki.apache.org/db-derby/WorkingWithDerby
Activities summaryWe hope these activities have
helped you understand the steps needed to create and access Derby databases.
Although Derby is easy
to set up and use, you will find that it has the features and reliability
of much larger database systems. The examples presented here do not begin
to scratch the surface of what can be done.
Please take a few moments
to become familiar with the many online resources available to Derby users
and developers by browsing the Derby Web
site at Apache. Whether you are performing a general evaluation of
Derby or have a specific
need to address, the link to the WorkingWithDerby resources
page is a good stepping stone to finding additional information of interest:
- The Derby Quick
Start page is a good reference page organized by area of interest.
- You will find that many content-rich areas, such as the Derby Wiki
and the Derby Users mailing
list, are available to you.
- If you are interested in how others are using Derby,
see the Uses of Derby page
on the Wiki. This page contains informational links to development projects
and products that use Derby.
When you implement a system using Derby,
please add it to this list.
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