Rick,
This is helpful to understand. I have noticed as I perused myriad
examples of third-party use-Derby examples that how Derby is set up
seems to have changed in past versions. Some authors have pointed out
Java versions and Derby versions in relevance to their samples. (And, I
prefer
Hi Russell,
This is a little complicated because it involves a bit of history. Derby
and Java grew up together. The core of Derby is the Cloudscape database
engine, which appeared around 1996, close to the the appearance of Java
itself. Two significant events in the evolution of Java have
How do the myriad Derby drivers work?
I am using Apache Derby in-memory with no daemon or outside dependencies
in support of being called from JUnit tests. This is working pretty
well, but what it's going to be doing underneath will eventually cause
me to walk the following road, I think.
I
