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UltraLite Static Java User's Guide
  Introduction to the Static Java API

Developing static Java applications


When developing static Java UltraLite applications, you use a JDBC-like programming interface. In order to develop these applications you should be familiar with the Java programming language.

The development process for static Java UltraLite applications is as follows:

  1. Design your database.

    Prepare an Adaptive Server Anywhere reference database that contains the tables and indexes you wish to include in your UltraLite database.

  2. Add SQL statements to the database.

    The SQL Statements you wish to use in your application must be added to the reference database.

  3. Generate the classes for your application.

    The UltraLite generator provides the classes your application needs.

  4. Write your application.

    Data access features in your application code use JDBC and other function calls.

    For a guide to the interface, see UltraLite Static Java API Reference.

  5. Compile your .java files.

    You can compile the generated .java files just as you compile other .java files.

For a full description of the development process, see Building UltraLite Java applications.


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