HSQL does not offer transaction independence - we have an implemenation
over in an unsuppoerted module bu we will need a volunteer such as
yourself to clean it up.
H2 is a much better choice (it is what the guys from HSQL went on to
write next).
Jody
> What about using HSQL ?
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Postgis.
Although for unit tests you may want to use the MemoryDataStore?
> I have to write some junit tests against a new coverage plugin which uses a
> jdbc db for storage. I need
> a db with a spatial extension, so which one should i use (I know db2,
> oracle, mysql, postgis).
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> I have to write some junit tests against a new coverage plugin which uses a
> jdbc db for storage. I need
> a db with a spatial extension, so which one should i use (I know db2,
> oracle, mysql, postgis).
Well, since your intention is to contribute that plugin to geotools, the
I have to write some junit tests against a new coverage plugin which uses a
jdbc db for storage. I need
a db with a spatial extension, so which one should i use (I know db2,
oracle, mysql, postgis).
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