Hi Teja, Based on your description , I think Network Server will be the best solution. I have a java/jsp application which uses Derby and then I'm using a webserver to get the tables/ and rows and I use the networkserver for that application and it works like a charm. Hope this helps you
Regards, Manjula On 8/9/07, Teja Palla <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I am new to Derby and unable to figure out which framework suits my > situation: Embedded or NetworkServer framework. > I have a java application (which is a media server, sort of like flash > media server, but written all in java), for which I wish to use derby as its > database. The app will have say stuff like channels and channel schedules > etc... very small database, just one database. Now, on the same machine in > the java application I also embed (load) a servlet container (winstone: > http://winstone.sourceforge.net/). > > Later on, I develop web applications where say users can look at the > available channels and schedules.. (so the web app needs database > interaction). > > So my question is, what framework needs to be used? will embedded > framework suffice because I see only one JVM here? Please advise.. > -- Thanks, Manjula.
