I think Thomas would know this.
But my gut feeling is no. I think it uses Java 6, so I can't imagine it
using the Java 7 APIs.
But it does have pluggable filesystems, so you could probably write your
own Java 7 NIO2 plugin, then use the java 7 filesystems under that. But
I have no experience in that area.
On 14/01/2014 12:09 PM, Harry wrote:
Hello... anybody there?!
Would greatly appreciate if someone in the community or in the H2
development team could respond at their earliest. There's no way I can
read and understand the H2 codebase and give myself an authoritative,
100% correct answer.
Thanks.
On Monday, January 13, 2014 11:21:47 AM UTC+5:30, Harry wrote:
Hi,
Does the latest H2 driver use the Java 7 NIO2 API which supports
custom file-systems?
For example, if I have a custom file-system identified by
'MyScheme:/', and which allows access to regular files and folders
sitting on it using the NIO2 API, then would H2 support a
connection URL of the form "jdbc:h2:MyScheme:/path/to/my.h2.db",
where '/path/to/my.h2.db' is the H2 database sitting on the
custom file-system?
Just in case H2 doesn't support this right now, my next question is:
1. Is there any plan to supporting this in near future?
2. Is there any workaround available in the meantime?
Thanks in advance,
/HS
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