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I don't know if this is a super noob question, but I'm currently building an app from scratch with the knowledge i've gained so far, and I'm making a "Notes" app where You can create notes, delete, edit(update), etc etc.

The question I'm having is that I know I can use a database to store data from my input, and I know i can use A Database to save, open the data, but Just incase, does Java have a LocalStorage, like JavaScript/JSON where you can save things and open them up later?

If there is LocalStorage for applications to save data, and open it up after running again, what would be some good resources to read about it and learn it so I may integrate it into my application?

If there is no localstorage, I wan't to be able to perhaps allow the user to add images when creating notes, how would I be able to do that using a database?

shmosel
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  • You can use a properties file. – shmosel Jun 12 '18 at 04:26
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As far that I know of there packages that allow you to store data as you intend, but following on your next question, you could possibly store the address/file name of the image you wants to add to the database. You could then use it to retrieve the image file and display it.

If you have any questions on image implementing images in java, reference this documentation and tutorial

If you have any more questions on working with databases, reference this documentation

I hope this helps.

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