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Date: Thu, 12 Jul 2007 08:44:59 -0700 (PDT)
From: gmazza <glen.mazza@gmail.com>
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Subject: Derby DB in Geronimo
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Hello,

I am thinking of using the DerbyDB embedded in Geronimo for a web
application.  I have a couple of questions about the Derby that is in
Geronimo:

1.)  Does Geronimo's Derby run in embedded mode or network server mode?  If
the former (which I believe but would like to confirm), does that mean I
would need a separate instance of Derby if I want to run in Network server
mode?

2.)  Is it possible (or practical) to embed Derby within a web application
WAR file, preconfigure it with sample tables and rows, etc., and have the
webapp access *that* embedded Derby instance, and not the one that comes
with Geronimo (or any network server version possibly running on the
machine)?  I am asking this because it would be nice for a sample web
application if I could configure it such that no database configuration
would be necessary for a user; they would just need to deploy the WAR and it
will work out-of-the-box.

Thanks,
Glen

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