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2010, Wednesday August 4

Synopse SQLite3 Framework Main Demo - draft

The SQLite3 MainDemo source code has just been uploaded to the repository.

This application is just a database tool which stores text content and files into the database, in both clear and "safe" manner. Safe records are stored using AES-256/SHA-256 encryption. There is an Audit Trail table for tracking the changes.

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2010, Friday July 2

JSON format of a RESTful application

RESTful JSON is still a buzzing process... there is no standard yet, and they should not be, since JSON itself has its own RFC, and REST is a powerful but vague statement.

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2010, Sunday March 14

SQLite3 Framework version 1.5

Our SQLite3 Framework has been updated into the 1.5 version.

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2010, Monday February 8

SQLite3 Framework version 1.4

The framework has been updated, and is released now under the LGPL license (public domain license was found to be confusing).

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2010, Friday January 22

Synopse Enhanced Framework version 1.3

The version 1.3 of the Synopse SQLite3 Framework is just released. It's a minor release, with bug fixes, especially for Delphi 2009/2010.

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2010, Monday January 18

Synopse SQLite3 Framework version 1.2

The version 1.2 of the Synopse SQLite3 Framework is just released. Includes latest SQLite3 engine version 3.6.22. Now tested on  Delphi 7, 2007 and 2009, it should work on all Delphi compiler versions from 3 to 2010.

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2009, Sunday December 20

Synopse SQLite3 database Framework download

How to download and install the source code of this framework.

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SQLite3 Framework

More details (source code, JSON, REST) about this framework.

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2008, Saturday March 8

SQLite3 Framework

The Synopse SQLite3 database Framework interfaces the SQlite3 database engine into pure Delphi code: database access, User Interface generation, security, i18n and reporting are handled in a safe and fast Client/Server AJAX/RESTful model.

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