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 menu command to close a currently open database connection. Viewing Database Content Viewer Windows The Explorer provides two types of viewer windows for viewing the database data. The Table window ... of a single field in a single database object. This type of viewer is useful for viewing data of a simple

. Using Viewer Windows The Explorer provides two types of viewer windows for exploring the contents ... database object. This type of viewer is useful for viewing the data of a simple object model. In ... viewer window, first select a target element: Select a persistent class in the "Class" tabbed window

(e.g. com.btc.ep.details. viewer .impl" - "ep.details. viewer .impl"). We are now wondering

a common feature in database viewers . Any idea how this can be done technically without retrieving

ObjectDB explorer is mainly designed as database viewer , not editor. However, I think it can be improved to function as a capable editor also, and I think this will make ObjectDB an even better product. Compared to relational database GUIs right now, ObjectDB is not as capable of entering static

.RenameListener.doubleClick(RenameListener.java:214) at org.eclipse.jface. viewers .StructuredViewer$1.run ... .java:173) at org.eclipse.jface. viewers .StructuredViewer.fireDoubleClick(StructuredViewer.java:829) at org.eclipse.jface. viewers .AbstractTreeViewer.handleDoubleSelect(AbstractTreeViewer.java:1470

The new Explorer of ObjectDB 2 is currently a viewer rather than an editor. It always opens databases in a read only mode. The Explorer should support creating and storing new database objects and editing and updating existing database objects, visually, with no code. This is one of the features