Gauthier
Gauthier
If you have a file on disk, you should use the `Archive(File file)` constructor instead, which uses `RandomAccessFile`. I believe that the problem is Android does not let you access...
Could be some incorrect use of JDBC by the library. Maybe other drivers are less strict in that regard. Suggest you open an issue at Vertx JDBC instead, so they...
SQLite does not have column types, just column hints. As such any column could contain any value, even if there's a hint in the column name.
You can add extra fields in the `defineMessage` / `formatMessage`, and you can also use custom extractors to keep those fields in the extracted file.
I've been a bit hasty about this, after trying to use a custom formatter it seems i can't get my extra fields. I have opened [a discussion at FormatJS](https://github.com/formatjs/formatjs/discussions/5021) to...
still discussing this with FormatJS maintainer
The driver uses the SQLite C library to perform the connection, i don't think this is supported in sqlite, but i may be wrong. > We have an application which...
> Not sure if something can be done in java code showing below to achieve what we expect? as i said we use the SQLite library to connect to the...
> If this cannot be done in JDBC driver, is that possible to request CQLite C lib to support my request first and then jdbc driver can support it? >...
I reopened the issue, if anyone is willing to send a PR we could look at it.