Firebird and .net provider membership
Joe Wirtley started working on a project with the Firebird database server and .net provider
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Loading...open dbx 1.3.3 released
Release focus: Major feature enhancements
Changes:
A C++ interface was added. Integration of the C++ interface was also a good start to use a separate directory (/usr/include/opendbx/) for the header files, including the new opendbx/api.hpp. The old odbx.h is still available but only as a legacy file which includes the new opendbx/api.h header.
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...phpBB3 Release Candidate 3 (RC3) released
We are very pleased to announce the availability of the phpBB3 RC3 package. This is the third release candidate which is meant to become the Gold release if no more bugs or problems arise. Of course there may be more release candidates.
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...How to store GUID values (not only from .NET) on a Firebird database
A simple way how to store GUID in Firebird (not only from .NET). Read here.
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...1st Firebird Rendez-vous video broadcast
There will be a Firebird Rendez-vous inside the Libre Software Meeting next 12
of July
For those who cannot come to Amiens in France, there will be a video brodcasting
More information here :
http://www.rmll.info/rubrique10.html?lang=en
(Martijn and Paul Session will be in English, others in French)
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...Firebird: Buffer overflow and the patch for gentoo
A vulnerability has been discovered in Firebird, allowing for the
execution of arbitrary code.
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...Plastic SCM 1.5 is out!
We are very happy to announce the new Plastic SCM 1.5 release!
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...FirebirdClient v2.5.0 Alpha 1 released.
FirebirdClient v2.5.0 Alpha 1, ADO.NET Data Provider for Microsoft .NET
2.0, and mono is available for download.
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...Is time to vote firebird in SF Community Choice Awards 2007
Here is the page for voting firebird http://sourceforge.net/community/index.php/landing-pages/cca07/
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(No Ratings Yet)Loading...Linux Gains Windows Muscle with LAMP/WAMP/FLAP/FWAP stack
One of the most important recent developments in the open source world is the rise of integrated open source enterprise stacks. Many run on Windows, too, so they offer the Microsoft IT community a range of interesting — and free — alternatives to traditional solutions.
[ED: no wonder that InfoWorld is covering a survey of North American developers that claims that Linux is gaining share as the number of developers targeting Windows fell 11 percent over the last year]
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