Re: Using Derby as a network server
On 5/7/17 8:46 AM, Daniel Godefroy wrote: I am trying to use Derby as a network server. I have a network drive mapped as Z: where the whole derby system is stored under z:javadb. I have a z:/Derby/actif directory which contains the derby software. I need that any computer can start the derby server and any other computer can connect to it as a client. It seems that the computer strating the derby server must start it as listening to 0.0.0.0. This works well on the same computer. When I try to start another computer using the same z: mapping it can not get to the derby server. According to what I undrestand they can all start with 0.0.0.0 host name. Anyway on teh same computer it works well. 0.0.0.0 should mean that the NetworkServer is listening on all network interfaces. Maybe you have a firewall problem which blocks other machines from connecting? Hope this helps, -Rick
Using Derby as a network server
I am trying to use Derby as a network server. I have a network drive mapped as Z: where the whole derby system is stored under z:javadb. I have a z:/Derby/actif directory which contains the derby software. I need that any computer can start the derby server and any other computer can connect to it as a client. It seems that the computer strating the derby server must start it as listening to 0.0.0.0. This works well on the same computer. When I try to start another computer using the same z: mapping it can not get to the derby server. According to what I undrestand they can all start with 0.0.0.0 host name. Anyway on teh same computer it works well. -- Daniel Godefroy Consultant en informatique de gestion 5732 trans Island 2 Impasse Couloute Montréal, Québec, H3W 3B2 Pétionville, Haiti +1:514-577-0738/305-433-2762 +509-3448-5673 +1-514-448-1077
