Java Embedded ME 8 - Java DB support

Can I use Java DB in a Java Embedded ME 8 application?
Thanks.

Hi,
Sorry for the slow reply. Java DB requires a JDBC driver, which in turn requires certain functionality and APIs that Java ME 8 doesn't provide.
There are some lightweight 3rd party databases (relational and object-oriented) that run on CLDC 1.x (see some links here and here) and these *should* work on Java ME 8 (but I haven't verified that).
I expect that with the upcoming Java ME 8 release 3rd party developers will start supporting Java ME 8 with database functionality.
Best,
-- Terrence

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