Re: CoreData-like data storage for 10.3

[Oliver Langer]

Hi Adam,

among things being already posted, you may also try:
  - BDB which is a very, very small wrapper of Berkeley DB (http:// 
www.sleepycat.com/).
    Berkeley DB is very useful e.g. for storing BLOBS in btree- or  
hash map- like structures.
    The implementation of BDB covers only a small set of functions.  
But with these functions
    it is quite possible to use HashMap or BTrees in conjunction  
with objects conformin to NSCoding.

  - FT. If you somehow want to relate blobs thus forming somehow a  
graph then FT might be interesting for you.
    FT is based on BDB.

FT and BDB can be found at
  http://sourceforge.net/projects/fortytwo

Regards,
  Oliver



Am 29.05.2006 um 17:26 schrieb Adam Salter:

> Does anybody know of a "CoreData" like methodology that works for  
> 10.3 as well?
>
> What I'm looking for is a way to store a fair amount of persistent  
> application data (Cocoa objects) into a database (binary file) on  
> quit and retrieve it again on launch... I would love to use  
> CoreData as that's what it's for, but I would like to support 10.3  
> as well... This could also probably be achieved by NSArchiving to a  
> Plist but it seems like it's stretching their intended usage a little.
>
> I think I could probably roll my own given enough time, but support  
> could be difficult as I don't have a 10.3 machine handy any more :)
>
> Thanks,
> Adam
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