BrightstarDB

Creating a connection When opening Polaris for the first time, you will be given a prompt to create a connection: Without a connection set up you will not be able to create any stores, so click “Yes” to open a new Connection Properties dialog box: The recommended setting is to connect to a BrightstarDB server;...Read the full post

When you first install BrightstarDB you will be prompted for a license. The License Manager will open automatically after installation, or you can open it at any time from the BrightstarDB installation folder. Licensee: Enter the email address that ... [More] you registered on the BrightstarDB website. License Key: Login to your account at http://brightstardb.com/customers to retrieve...Read the full post [Less]

We are excited to announce the 1.2 release of BrightstarDB. With this release we have created four specific editions of BrightstarDB to cater to the different environments where it can be used. The four editions are Mobile, Embedded, Server and ... [More] Enterprise. The Mobile and Embedded editions contain just the core BrightstarDB DLLs that are needed...Read the full post [Less]

Following pretty hot on the heels of the 1.0 release, we are pleased to announce BrightstarDB 1.1 is now available for download. This release has two main features. Firstly, the Entity Framework now supports arbitrary levels of interface inheritance ... [More] in your entity interfaces. This makes it much easier to create complex data models that using...Read the full post [Less]

We’re very excited to have released BrightstarDB 1.0! Thank you to everyone who has helped us get to this point. We believe that BrightstarDB is a really unique and powerful offering on the .NET platform and are excited to see the many different ways people are using it. Commercial licenses can now be purchased via...Read the full post