DERBY_OPTS/DERBY_CMD_LINE_ARGS is there anywhere a list
Hi to all, I used to use Derby as embedded data base. Right now I'd like to use it as Server. When I start the server (on my own mashine right now) by using startNetworkServer.bat, I got a warning that there is no acess on c:\derby.log. After researching on that I understood, that it would be great to give the derby.system.home. I also read about derby.proerties file, where obviously properties are stored. Of course you can give derby.system.home right on the start using -Dprops-name, but if I just like to use the startNetworkServer.bat how I do that there? In that File I saw something like DERBY_OPTS and DERBY_CMD_LINE_ARGS as variables But where not really able to see where the OPTS are supposed to be set (assuming/guessing) that here java-Properties are to be set) A Listing of DERBY_CMD_LINE_ARGS I could not find either. So using that startNetworkServer.bat what is the best/correct way to provide derby.system.home property? Thank for Help in advance Malte Disclaimer: The contents of this electronic mail message are only binding upon Equens or its affiliates, if the contents of the message are accompanied by a lawfully recognised type of signature. The contents of this electronic mail message are privileged and confidential and are intended only for use by the addressee. If you have received this electronic mail message by error, please notify the sender and delete the message without taking notices of its content, reproducing it and using it in any way.
Re: DERBY_OPTS/DERBY_CMD_LINE_ARGS is there anywhere a list
On my Windows I start Derby network server like this: set DROPBOX=%USERPROFILE%\Dropbox set PATH=%DROPBOX%\derby\bin;%PATH% set DERBY_OPTS=-Xms256m -Xmx256m set DERBY_OPTS=-Dderby.storage.pageCacheSize=4096 %DERBY_OPTS% set DERBY_OPTS=-Djava.security.manager %DERBY_OPTS% set DERBY_OPTS=-Djava.security.policy=%DROPBOX%\config\derby.policy %DERBY_OPTS% set DERBY_OPTS=-Dderby.system.home=C:\TEMP %DERBY_OPTS% start Derby server startNetworkServer Peter On 26 Feb 2014, at 11:23, Kempff, Malte malte.kem...@de.equens.com wrote: Hi to all, I used to use Derby as embedded data base. Right now I‘d like to use it as Server. When I start the server (on my own mashine right now) by using startNetworkServer.bat, I got a warning that there is no acess on c:\derby.log. After researching on that I understood, that it would be great to give the derby.system.home. I also read about derby.proerties file, where obviously properties are stored. Of course you can give derby.system.home right on the start using –Dprops-name, but if I just like to use the startNetworkServer.bat how I do that there? In that File I saw something like DERBY_OPTS and DERBY_CMD_LINE_ARGS as variables But where not really able to see where the OPTS are supposed to be set (assuming/guessing) that here java-Properties are to be set) A Listing of DERBY_CMD_LINE_ARGS I could not find either. So using that startNetworkServer.bat what is the best/correct way to provide derby.system.home property? Thank for Help in advance Malte Disclaimer: The contents of this electronic mail message are only binding upon Equens or its affiliates, if the contents of the message are accompanied by a lawfully recognised type of signature. The contents of this electronic mail message are privileged and confidential and are intended only for use by the addressee. If you have received this electronic mail message by error, please notify the sender and delete the message without taking notices of its content, reproducing it and using it in any way.
Connect to derby database on raspberry pi
Hi, I installed the apache derby db on my raspberry pi as described under http://dev.uhilger.de/dok/ulrich/Artikel/Serverbetrieb/Serveranleitung There ist described, that I should copy the derby.jar, derby.jar, derbynet.jar and derbyclient.jar into the tomcat lib folder and the derby.war into the tomcat webapp folder. The database should be available under the URL raspberry-IP:8443 and so it is. The page under this URL says, that the database server runs under port 1527. But I can´t get a connection to the database from my windows 7 PC. I checked my firewall (comodo) and opened the port 1527. Although I checked my router, and opened in the integrated firewall the port. But nothing changed. Can anyone help me and give me a hind, what I can do? I tried to get the connection via ij-tool on the command line, but I get the error: Error 08001 Connection refused Thanks for every help. Andreas -- View this message in context: http://apache-database.10148.n7.nabble.com/Connect-to-derby-database-on-raspberry-pi-tp137344.html Sent from the Apache Derby Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
