Uwe - ObjectBox

You can already store byte arrays in an object, see built-in support for types: https://docs.objectbox.io/advanced/custom-types#objectbox-supported-types If this is about completely replacing [the class model](https://docs.objectbox.io/getting-started#define-entity-classes) (e.g. classes annotated with `@Entity` containing...

Using the current ObjectBox API this should be solvable in a technology independent way using `@Convert` and a `PropertyConverter` that de/serializes objects. https://docs.objectbox.io/advanced/custom-types#convert-annotation-and-property-converter E.g. you could write a converter that...

First of all: yes, ObjectBox can re-open a database file it previously created. However, how you get the database file to a directory accessible from your app is up to...

@51M0Ng If your code can provide a `File` to an existing database file, there is [an `initialDbFile(File)` option](https://objectbox.io/docfiles/java/current/io/objectbox/BoxStoreBuilder.html#initialDbFile(java.io.File)) when building the store. It will copy the given file for you.

Are you suggesting partial objects? Then please vote for #348

If I understand correctly, you can do this using `ObjectBoxDataSource` and the Android Paging library: https://docs.objectbox.io/android/paging-architecture-components#using-objectboxdatasource But you can also build your own solution using [query offset and limit](https://docs.objectbox.io/queries#limit-offset-and-pagination) plus...

Then maybe just subscribe to changes in a Box (this is what the query subscription does internally). E.g. ```kotlin boxStore.subscribe(Note::class.java).observer { // Data in Note box has changed. } ```...

Alright, renamed the title and keeping this as a feature request then. For anyone interested, please thumbs up the first post! Note these related feature requests: - #126 - #268

If the above `ObjectBoxDataSource` is not an option, here is how to get started with your own [general `DataObserver`](https://docs.objectbox.io/data-observers-and-rx#observing-general-changes) that runs a query with limit and offset: ```kotlin class LimitOffsetNoteObserver(...

Sorry for the late response. Yes, that is a current limitation. Also data browser does not support ordering results at all currently. Keeping this open as a feature request to...