You put this into your derby.properties file:
derby.connection.requireAuthentication=true
You also need to configure what *kind* of authentication to use. The
simplest is to use the builtin authentication where users and
passwords are stored in derby.properties:
derby.authentication.provider=B
Hi, Leonard,
I'm new to derby so maybe this is a stupid question for you: why do you
want to use derby, especially use it as a network service? In another
word, what's the use case of you? It's reasonable for me to use it as
embedded db. But as long as we have more mature db like mysql, I can'
Dmitri Pissarenko wrote:
Hello!
I have Table A with following fields:
1) A.Date/time
2) A.Location
In table B for each record of table A there is zero, one or more
records with following fields:
1) B.name
2) B.type
B.type can take on one of exactly four values, say "TYPE1", "TYPE2",
"TYPE3",
GEDA wrote:
Hi. I am using struts, spring and hibernate with derby. When I am reading the
table, all is well but when I'm trying to persist, the following error
occurs:
SEVERE: Table/View 'HIBERNATE_UNIQUE_KEY' does not exist
Please help me. Is something wrong with the table I created ?
Hi -
There's been a discussion of this topic on derby-dev. Subject:
NetworkServerControl shutdown w/ authentication failing?
My summary so far:
- 'NetworkServerControl shutdown' (stopNetworkServer) doesn't support
authentication yet (warning during datbase shutdown); yet, it shuts
down the ser
Hello!
I have Table A with following fields:
1) A.Date/time
2) A.Location
In table B for each record of table A there is zero, one or more
records with following fields:
1) B.name
2) B.type
B.type can take on one of exactly four values, say "TYPE1", "TYPE2",
"TYPE3", "TYPE4".
I need to view
John Embretsen wrote:
Bryan Pendleton wrote:
Once I've created a schema, how do I specify it for the connect
...;create=true command, or how do I set it for subsequent commands
while using ij?
There is a SET SCHEMA statement you can use:
http://db.apache.org/derby/docs/10.2/ref/rrefsqlj322
Unfortunately, I am unfamiliar with struts and spring - I am using JBoss Seam.
If you are using plain Hibernate, here is where to put it:
http://www.hibernate.org/hib_docs/v3/reference/en/html/tutorial.html#tutorial-firstapp-configuration
or here
http://www.hibernate.org/hib_docs/v3/reference/e
I am sorry but I am a newbie in using hibernate + struts + spring
Can you tell me please where actually do I have to insert the line with the
property and in which file ?
Should I put it in the datasource bean or th entitymanager bean in the
applicationContext.xml ?
Kurt Huwig wrote:
>
> Am Mi
Am Mittwoch, 27. Juni 2007 schrieb GEDA:
> Hi. I am using struts, spring and hibernate with derby. When I am reading
> the table, all is well but when I'm trying to persist, the following error
> occurs:
> SEVERE: Table/View 'HIBERNATE_UNIQUE_KEY' does not exist
>
> Please help me. Is something wro
Hi. I am using struts, spring and hibernate with derby. When I am reading the
table, all is well but when I'm trying to persist, the following error
occurs:
SEVERE: Table/View 'HIBERNATE_UNIQUE_KEY' does not exist
Please help me. Is something wrong with the table I created ?
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