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Select pageTutorials   Setting up the Environment    First Steps    Simple Ja*a Database Swing Application    Testing Swing Application Articles   Introduction    Collections    Concurrency    Dependency Injection    GSON    IO    Maven    Object Oriented Programming    Process    Spring    Swing    Testing How To   AWT    IO Transactions are an essential part of any business critical application as these ensure the integrity of the data being managed by the same application. Transactions ensure that the data remains in a consistent and integral state after this is manipulated, thus mitigating the risk of invalid states. Databases are synonymous with transactions, and many programming languages rely on the underlying database to provide the required transactional support. This works well when all modified state is found at the database level. Unfortunately, this is not always the case and there can be cases where the state is found at the application level rather than the Transactional Memory, to provide transactions at the software level without using any databases. There can be cases where we need to save large text data into a database tables. This data can take lots of space and may introduce new challenges which needs to be addressed. Backups for example may take longer and if uncompressed, these will take more space. In this article we explore several possibilities available when dealing with large data and compare the results obtained. method will try to obtain the lock on the file without waiting. If the lock is acquired an instance of FileLock (Ja*a Doc web pages programmatically amongst many other things. It makes use of web browsers, such as FireFox ( information about video files playable by Windows Media Player (Homepage other similar properties. Unfortunately there is no Ja*a API which can easily retrieve such information. Instead we need to rely on third In this article we will see how to use the aforementioned third party native library to retrieve the video properties from a Ja*a