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    Has anyone integrated an OODB into a Qt app? Does Trolltech have an OODB component. I haven't seen one mentioned either here or in the Qt docs.

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    Default Re: Oodb?

    What does oodb mean? I'm assuming it is a database?
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    Default Re: Oodb?

    If they did implement it I'm quite sure they would document it, so my best guess is: no.

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    Default Re: Oodb?

    if there's a ODBC driver available for this DB you could use it as a bridge...
    Last edited by darksaga; 24th May 2007 at 23:07.

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    Default Re: Oodb?

    Thanks for the replies.

    What I'm really looking for is an OODB - Object Oriented Database - where I can save and restore persistent Qt objects. If an object has children which are objects, saving the parent should also save the kids. That way I can provide persistence for an entire data model. This is similar to a DOM conceptually but I don't want to use XML for the file storage.

    Several are available (notable ZODB for Python, DB4o for .Net and Java). I was hoping maybe someone has done the same for Qt. Maybe major rev the next

    Thanks again,
    Max

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    I would also be very much interested in an OODB (solution) that can interface with Qt. Any updates on that topic?

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