What you started out trying to do with derby ought to work. Unfortunately I'm
not likely to have time to investigate why it didn't.
david jencks
On Dec 16, 2010, at 4:40 PM, sim085 wrote:
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> Hello again. I continued to play a little more with datasources and finally
> managed to create a dat
Hello again. I continued to play a little more with datasources and finally
managed to create a datasource for PostgreSQL without a lot of problems. I
then decided to try to use Derby but not embeded. I downloaded Derby and
started the database. I then created the datasource using steps 1 to 4 of
Thanks for your reply.
> what happens if you start at step 5 and let the connection pool create the
> db for
> you when you request the first connection, and do steps 4 and 5 from the
> run sql window?
If I start from step 5 it seems that the database does not get created (I
can not see it f
I'm not a derby expert and I've run into similar issues in the past
what happens if you start at step 5 and let the connection pool create the db
for you when you request the first connection, and do steps 4 and 5 from the
run sql window?
If this doesn't work or is unacceptable for some rea
Hello, I am trying to create a datasource for an embeded derby database. I
have followed several examples on the web but so far I did not manage to get
this working. What I did is the following;
1. Goto DB Manager.
2. Create the new Database name "MyDatabase".
3. Create a table in "MyDatabase".
4
Hello Kevan, hello Hang,
I started a discussion on that issue in March. See
http://www.mail-archive.com/dev@geronimo.apache.org/msg77363.html
Unfortunately I did not have time later on to continue to do something on that
issue, but I still think, it is still an issue. I think it should always
