David Van Couvering wrote: > Thanks, Jean. > > A couple of things > > "when used with a Java SE 6 beta build" - I think we should clarify this > by saying "when run with a Java SE 6 virtual machine".
excellent correction -- thanks. > This will be > true whether the Java SE 6 they are using is beta or not, and I think it > is important to clarify this as runtime behavior. JDBC 3 will still be the default with the Java SE 6 final release? Ok; probably I didn't follow some discussions closely enough. > "build Derby with it" - I hope a user doesn't have to build *all* of > Derby, but instead incrementally build in JDBC4 support such that it is > added to the existing jar files. Or is a complete rebuild required? Good question. Andrew is working on a script [1]. If that jells, maybe this wording could mention that. > Also, once they build in JDBC4 support, will JDBC4 be the default when > running with a Java SE 6 VM? Up above you said the JDBC 3 is still the default, so I'm confused. -jean [1] http://mail-archives.apache.org/mod_mbox/db-derby-dev/200609.mbox/[EMAIL PROTECTED] > David > > Jean T. Anderson wrote: > >> Scratch that first attempt -- already caught an ambiguity. Second try: >> >> This documentation references new JDBC 4.0 functionality that is not >> enabled in this Apache Derby 10.2 release because a final Java SE 6 >> release is not available yet. JDBC 3.0 will be available by default when >> used with a Java SE 6 beta build. JDBC 4.0 functionality will only be >> available to developers who download Java SE 6 themselves and build >> Derby with it. >> >> -jean >> >> Jean T. Anderson wrote: >> >>> I'm looking for wording we can plug into both the release notes and >>> strategic pages in the documentation. How does this sound? >>> >>> >>> This documentation references new JDBC 4.0 functionality that is not >>> enabled in this Apache Derby 10.2 release. Until a final Java SE 6 >>> release is available, JDBC 3.0 will be available by default when used >>> with a Java SE 6 beta build. JDBC 4.0 functionality will only be >>> available to developers who download Java SE 6 themselves and build >>> Derby with it. >>> >>> tweaks? comments? corrections? >>> >>> thanks, >>> >>> -jean >> >>
