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Attached you'll find a modified version of jRDC2 (source https://www.b4x.-jrdc2-b4j-implementation-of-rdc-remote-database-connector.61801/) that supports SQLite as the datastore out of the box. Support for V1 has been removed and therefore this is not a drop in replacement for jRDC2. This is more me
link: Thanks Oliver; I'm working this days on a project that uses jRDC2 in a client -server scheme (Sqlite on local and Sqlite on server, synchronising the
link: Rob, I'm not sure why you are going to all this trouble of having more than one jRDC2 server running on the same computer. 1) Are you doing this so
link: I haven't checked the code. Make sure to go over these instructions: https://www.b4x.-concurrent-access-to-sqlite-databases.39904/#content Specifical

use jRDC2 on your PC and connect your App to the jRDC2 running on your PC (which itself connect to the local SQLite-DB on your PC). Search the forum about jRDC2 for Library, example, ect.

From the link "SQLite is not a server": "If you want to stick with SQLite then you’ll need to put something in front of it that can handle requests from multiple client apps. The most obvious solution is to create a web service by using a web app with WebApplication.HandleURL (or HandleSpecialURL).
link: Sqlite works well with jRDC2 server which allows access using HTTP over the local network or Internet. It is extremely fast and secure. Check it out.
link: You might want to consider using jRDC2 with Sqlite. This will act as middleware so you can centralize a lot of code on the server, instead of in the c
link: I agree with MichalK73. If you put jRDC2 on the server (PC) along with SQLite, and have the PoS terminals communicate with the jRDC2 server (PC), it s

jRDC2 Server Template Version: 1.12 (based on jRDC2 version 2.23) Create a new project and run it! To be accompanied with jRDC2 Client Template Introduction: To be edited 147014 Version 1.00 : 9KB Version 1.11 : 127KB Version 1.12 : 127KB Version 2.00 (beta) : 127KB Note: If you think the late
link: Version 1.10 is now released! What's New: New Homepage - Index page is now a default test page, with information such as DBType and status of databa
link: A member contacts me privately asking about putting SQLite database in other location instead of Objects folder. Here are the changes required: ## SQ

260642577 RDC is a middleware server that makes it simple to safely connect clients and remote SQL database servers. jRDC2 is the latest version. All new projects should use this version. jRDC2 is made of two components: - B4J server. The server receives the requests from the clients, issues the
link: Hello to all I'm successfully using RCD V0.9 connected to the server PC and smartphone wifi I am not clear if I switch to jRDC2? 'Non-UI application
link: Hi to all I'm running same test with JRDC2 and i have same problems with mysql driver, with sqlite all ok. How I create a empty mysql db? And where i
link: Good question. jRDC 2 is compatible with v1 and v2 clients. V2 clients (DBRequestManager) are only compatible with jRDC 2.

https://www.b4x.com/etp.html Yes. But the recommendet way is to use jRDC2. A B4J Middleman running on your Server. Yes. SQLite is a Deviceonly Database. You do not need to have a (Internet) signal to use it. Yes. How it works with javascript you need to search the forum.
link: 1. I think there are recent videos uploaded by some members on YouTube. The video tutorials uploaded by Erel are still relevant. 2. Yes, direct access

Well spotted @aeric & @drgottjr! As I understand it, @OliverA's modded jRDC2 recognises if an SQLite driver is in use and does not use a connection pool in that case. It sets the SQlite to wal mode (which allows only one writter but multiple readers to connect at a time I think) and uses a single
link: 1. It isn't recommended to use SQLite with connection pool. You will corrupt th Modded jRDC2 w/SQLite support and more Concurrent access to SQLite
link: is that correct? I have a jRDC2 based app (based on @OliverA's Modded jRDC2 w/SQLite support) using sqlite-jdbc-3.34.0 that seems to be fine when pa
link: sqlite3 Oct 19, 2023 5:29:41 PM com.mchange.v2.c3p0.impl.AbstractPoolBackedDataSource INFO: Initializing c3p0 pool. com.mchange.v2.c3p0.ComboPooledDat

Hello, I would 100% recommend using JRDC2 technology, because it's fast, reliable and it contains connection pool which means less database throttle More information : https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/b4x-jrdc2-b4j-implementation-of-rdc-remote-database-connector.61801/ And this is how to

- MS SQL - JRDC2 Any software built using this will work for me. I made it in B4a in 2017.At that time I made it in SQLite, now I want to make it using JRDC2.
link: - B4A - app - MS SQL - JRDC2 Does anyone have software for sale in b4x using this. I am ready to purchase

Please note, out of the box, jRDC2 does not support SQLite, nor any other DB that cannot be used with database pooling. For a modded jRDC2 version that supports SQLite, please see https://www.b4x.-jrdc2-w-sqlite-support-and-more.85578/. Note: I'm the author of that modification. If you have any issu
link: ok. thanks. does jRDC2 support SQLLite or I have to choose MySQL? My intention was to keep the db on the rpi side a file rather than a server

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