SMYLE (Storage that Makes Your Life Easier) is a
hierachical/relational database written in and for
Java. Smyle is seamlessly integrated with Java
and not an alien artifact like SQL.
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This release features an overhauled indexing architecture that allows more than one index per table. It also introduces byte sequences as a new field type.
A Swing-based database browser, support for databases on read-only media (e.g., CD-ROM), support for recursive type definitions and the ability to perform more flexible schema evolution, and further performance optimizations.
Smyle has grown up. It is now a versatile, highly reliable, high performance, convenient, cross-platform database for any kind of Java application. This release can efficiently handle tables with more than 100,000 rows. New features include multidimensional indexing (first implementation of UB-Trees in an open source database), simplified installation and usage, and full optimization for plain Java (as opposed to GJ).
Smyle has now stopped wasting disk space. It supports schema evolution, implements the Java Collection API, cleanly serializes write access, and is thread safe.
