
Welcome to BitPim Derby: Documentation Font size: Descriptions The Derby documentation is available on-online. Derby API Reference: An API Reference that is automatically generated for all public Derby classes. Latest Alpha Manuals The latest development version of the manuals, corresponding to the Derby alpha codeline, are listed in this section. 10.10 Manuals The 10.10 manuals are listed in this section. 10.9 Manuals The 10.9 manuals are listed in this section. 10.8 Manuals The 10.8 manuals are listed in this section. 10.7 Manuals The 10.7 manuals are listed in this section. 10.6 Manuals The 10.6 manuals are listed in this section. 10.5 Manuals The 10.5 manuals are listed in this section. 10.4 Manuals The 10.4 manuals are listed in this section. 10.3 Manuals The 10.3 manuals are listed in this section. 10.2 Manuals The 10.2 manuals are listed in this section. 10.1 Manuals Derby adopted the Darwin Information Typing Architecture (DITA) XML format for the 10.1 Derby manuals. 10.0 Manuals Internal API documentation Reporting Documentation Issues
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