The appliance is quite small a few Megs , i will ask how they
managed to do it soo small 🙂
http://www.vmware.com/vmtn/appliances/directory/cat/50
I like their ideea of pictorial , maybe we should do an firebird
appliance screencast (ubuntu/mandriva)
Here is the article in question
http://virtualappliances.org/Using_Database_Virtual_Appliances/Configuring_VirtualAppliance_PostgreSQL_Server.html
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Loading...dnfBB is a powerful and fast 3 Tier, C# / .Net discussion board or forum.
With native support for multiple forums within the same database structure
which fully utilises Firebird’s features (Stored procs, triggers etc)
dnfBB v1.0 release candidate 1 is now available for download, this version
includes many bug fix’s from Beta 2 (Final), plus a couple of enhancements.
A single SQL script for upgrading Beta 2 (Final) implementations is now
available.
URL’s
Home: sourceforge.net/projects/dnfbb/
Forum: dnfbb.fbtalk.net/
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...As you know from previous post Simple Information System for Library is using Firebird for Database backend. Now there is an indonesian linux blog with screenshots of the application .
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...How to connect to a Firebird database using the PHP-PDO functions , and how to compile PDO extension in php 5.1.x (at the end of the thread)
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...The “Get to know Firebird in 2 minutes” paper, now available in 11 languages, reached recently tha mark of 100,000 downloads! You can find the paper here.
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...Migrating from Microsoft SQL Server to the Firebird Database can be quite the project, this article will attempt to help this process by relaying the steps I have taken from translating the database schema to creating UDF’s to handel all the functions required by my SQL Server setup.
Check full article here.
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...Grails GORM is based on the Hibernate object/relational mapping framework. Therefore
Grails supports all Hibernate databases including Firebird
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...TimeSnapper, winner of the Larkware contest (2005) now supports Firebird in its version 2.0, as you can see in the author’s blog.
There was a staggering amount of work in getting the details right for this release. We’ve got new forums, a proper installer (at last!), and we now use a firebird database to help you manage your data.
Ed: Thanks Fabio Alves for sending the news.
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...An object-relational mapping library for Ruby based on the Firebird database and using the FireRuby library for database interaction.
http://rubyforge.org/projects/iotaz/
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...Would you find the ability to run Subtext off of another database such as MySql or Firebird very important?
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