Peter Fagerlund wrote:
>
> > 3) Even if I keep records shorter than 32kBytes, if I undeploy and
> > redeploy the same (unchanged) EAR, on trying to read some entity beans
> > back into memory, they are reported as corrupt, `not containing
> > serializable data' in some ByteArray deserialisation routine inside
> > Hypersonic itself I think. This means I usually have to reload lots of
> > data each time I make even the most minor change to my EAR, which is
> > very sad. All data is loaded through Java with no access by anyone
> > else.
>
> 3) If I understand - U might want to have a separate instance of hypersonic
> running alongside - and use that - the separate instance for storing and the
> embedded jboss instance for smaller "indexes" (of indexes - perhaps) - just
> a thought ...
Hi,
I'd like to to use the built-in Hypersonic if at all possible.
If not, I'll put everything in an external database.
Regards,
Damon
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