Hi,
>
> > Have you got the jaws.xml flag set such that tables are
> dropped when the
> > application finishes - if this is set, it should mean that
> the tables are
> > re-created upon startup - curing your problem.
>
> We tried that in standardjaws.xml - there was no jaws.xml
> filethe
Hi,
> I think there is a big difference between default and recommended. HSql
is
> good for getting started quickly - but it has limits that need to be
> understood and accepted if it is to be used.
I think we're realising that already... ;)
> There is a client that comes with hsql - have you
Try MySQL. I've tested it with JBoss and it seems to work well. The
downloadable binary packaging is nearly commercial slick. O'Reilly puts out
a good book on it. A commercial version is available (like Red Hat or
Caldera Linux). The implementation of SQL is a fairly complete SQL2. It
will be a
Hi,
try :
E:\hypersonicsql\demo>run DatabaseManager
On Wed, 21 Mar 2001 14:11:52 -, Steven Webster wrote:
>Hi all,
>
>I've migrated some development work from Weblogic, over to JBoss, and am
>initially
>impressed. However, I'm a bit concerned that the default database used by
>JBoss for
Hi,
[I don't represent the team - the views are my own]
> However, I'm a bit concerned that the default
> database used by
> JBoss for
> CMP Entity beans, Hypersonic SQL, seems to be no longer
> supported. What is
> the
> stance of the JBoss team on this...is Hypersonic still
> recommended a
