Hi,
> I want to build a stand alone server (one big jar holding my pljava classes
> and a java Main class which will start the tcp server, the webserver and
> queing deamon, which is part of my application).
Do you actually need the server mode? Do you have a client application
that connects to
Hi Chris,
Since I have a lot of code in pljava DEFAULT_CONNECTION is
a compatibility trick. In oralce or postgres stored java funcions you
have do access your database with a jdbc connection string like
jdbc:default:connection. To get such a connection in H2 you have to
enable this feature.
To
Aha, I must have missed this: "Starting the server doesn't open a
database - databases are opened as soon as a client connects.", this
makes absolutly no sense to me - why should the client define the
database and the db properties? - but, ok its working that way and it
works fine. Since I have a l
Ok, help me out. I want a server running a database named "prod"
> running on port which uses DEFAULT_CONNECTION. The File
> containing the data should be in C:\H2\Databases\
>
> For now I can start a server like this:
> java -cp h2-1.3.162.jar org.h2.tools.Server -web -tcp -tcpPort -
>
> Have a look at http://www.h2database.com/html/tutorial.html#using_server.
Thanks, of course I have read this - but this is not as self explanory
as you may think :-)
As you can see there is no switch for "Database" and no switch for
connection options like "DEFAULT_CONNECTION=TRUE" ... the only
Have a look at http://www.h2database.com/html/tutorial.html#using_server.
The org.h2.tools.Server class is in charge of exposing the server.
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Hi
I am very new to H2 but I realy like the <>. Since I am havily using Postgres and pljava
(and having a lot of troubles with them), I am thinking about
switching to H2.
But there is my first Question ... I was not able to figure out how I
can start a H2 server by defining the following paramete
