"Bernt M. Johnsen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: >>>>>>>>>>>>> Suman N wrote (2007-11-07 12:01:16): >> Hi, >> >> Thanks for the reply. Now I know why I get this error. But what needs to >> be done to eliminate it.(i.e How can I make my application to talk the >> Derby client protocol (DRDA) and how can I make the server to run with >> SSL encryption enabled?). > > By default, neither the client, nor the server will run with SSL > encryption enabled. DRDA is the Derby client protocol, and will > allways be used in Derby client server communications. My point was > that if some application which was not a Derby client (or other DRDA > client, which is possible since DRDA is an open standard and also used > by e.g. DB2 clients) tried to connect to a Derby server, you would get > that error message.
A more likely explanation is that you have come across a bug in Derby. If you could post the steps needed to reproduce the error, someone might come up with a workaround or a fix. -- Knut Anders
