I have an app, in which I have embedded an instance of H2, and everything's
working great from the 'inside'
now I'd like to learn how to use the different servers, here's where I am
this works fine:
Connection cnx = DriverManager.getConnection(connectionString);
Server.startWebServer(cnx);
but I'd like to wind up with an instance of the server, to check status,
shut it down, etc, which this method doesnt return
so I tried this:
Server server = Server.createWebServer(new String[]{"-trace"});
server.start();
Server.openBrowser(server.getURL());
System.out.println("server status:" + server.getStatus());
this doesnt work, and as far as I can tell, the problem is driver not
found, and the solution is to modify the user's classpath so the driver can
be found... true? this doesnt seem correct...
meanwhile, I also tried this:
Server server = Server.createTcpServer(new String[]{"-tcpPort", "9090",
"-tcpAllowOthers"});
server.start();
which works, mostly... the goal is to then connect w/ any third party
client that supports jdbc, like razor, or squirrel. I am able to connect,
but when I do, I dont see my database, just the system tables, etc. it's as
though it's not finding my database despite what look like correct urls
do I use relative or absolute paths in the url? is this form reliable
"~/dbfolder/dbname" reliable on mac os?
and given that my database name is "fred", the corresponding file is named
"fred.h2.db" -- is this what I should use in the url? doesnt seem like it
from the examples, but I'm stuck so I'm trying everything
any thoughts?
thanks for your help
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