Getting Started with Distributed Berkeley DB Applications

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Table of Contents

Preface
Conventions Used in this Book
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1. Introduction to Building Distributed Applications with Berkeley DB
Berkeley DB Server
Supported Features
Client Driver APIs
Secure Connections
2. Berkeley DB Server
System Requirements
Starting the Server
Stopping the server
Enabling SSL for the Server
Configuring the Server
log4j Configuration File
Server Configuration File
Impacts on Utility Programs
3. Berkeley DB Client Driver APIs
System Requirements
Connecting to a Server without SSL
Connecting to a Server with SSL
Administrative Functions
Shutdown the Server
Using ping
Getting the server version
Cleaning up Inactive Handles
Deleting an Environment and Its Databases
Removing and Renaming Objects
Key/Data Pairs and Bulk Operations
Statistic Functions
Secondary Databases
Multi-Threaded Applications