UltraLite Database User's Guide

Welcome to UltraLite

Choosing an UltraLite programming interface

Developing applications with UltraLite components

To develop an UltraLite component application

1. Design your database schema file.

   You create a database schema using the UltraLite Schema Painter or by writing an XML file. Users of SQL Anywhere Studio can generate an UltraLite database schema from an Adaptive Server Anywhere database.

   For more information, see The UltraLite Schema Painter, The ulxml utility, and The ulinit utility.

2. Set up your development environment for UltraLite projects.

   For more information, see the following:

   • UltraLite for MobileVB: Lesson 1: Create a project architecture.
   • UltraLite.NET: Lesson 1: Create a Visual Studio project.
   • UltraLite C++ Component: Tutorial: Build an Application Using the C++ Component.
   • UltraLite ActiveX: Adding UltraLite ActiveX to the eMbedded Visual Basic design environment.
   • Native UltraLite for Java: Developing applications with Borland JBuilder.
   • UltraLite for M-Business Anywhere: UltraLite for M-Business Anywhere Quick Start.

3. Write your application code using the UltraLite API for a particular language.

4. Deploy your application and database schema.

   The steps depend on the target device and on the component used.

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