Mike.For our own software we test if the h2 port is open. If not we start the
h2 server per java api and stop it when the software exits.When the port is
found open we assume the h2 servers has been started externally and act as a
client strictly.This may not been best practise but works like a
Thanks, I will do it as a file, the console is really only for debugging
purposes. The user will not know about h2 and so shouldn’t need to access
the db.
Regards
Mike
On Tue, 23 Mar 2021 at 10:17, Evgenij Ryazanov wrote:
> If you need the H2 Console only, you can embed it as a servlet into your
If you need the H2 Console only, you can embed it as a servlet into your
application:
https://h2database.com/html/tutorial.html#usingH2ConsoleServlet
Don't forget to configure the security constraints to prevent access to it
from untrusted and unauthorized users.
If you need to accept connection
A recent reply
(https://groups.google.com/g/h2-database/c/lYi5Usc4tHU/m/yL1_dwA8AgAJ?pli=1)
suggests that an application should not start the TCP server. Is there any
'best practice' documentation concerning set up and use of H2?
I am using H2 for a Java app (not web) and start the TCP server
