Rick, Thank you for the information and ideas. I will look at that project carefully before deciding about the architecture of the software.
Regards, Siamak On 10/10/07, Rick Hillegas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Siamak, > > Some work has already gone into creating management tools for Derby. > Please take a look at DERBY-1387. That issue describes a JMX-based > scheme for managing Derby servers and databases. It would be great if > you could piggyback your work on top of those JMX extensions. I think > you will discover that the people working on the JMX beans are wrestling > with (and solving) the same issues which you will need to face as you > build a management gui. > > Thanks, > -Rick > > Siamak Sarmady wrote: > > Hello, > > > > Recently I was able to test Netbeans' JavaDB (derby) GUI tools and I > > should say it was a very enjoyable experience. But I also had some > > problems. > > > > - I normally create the database directory inside my program's > > directory and then use embedded driver to connect it. > > > > - Netbeans creates its directory in a specific place and it is > > difficult to change it to your own directory and back to its initial > > one every time. (to be able to manage several databases) > > > > - I want it to be able to manage different derby directories easily > > (in addition be able to manage/connect a databases using socket and > > TCP). > > > > Now, is there a GUI available which does all these things? > > > > If not then I might be interested in a project to build such a thing > > (like Netbeans' JavaDB interface but as a separate application which > > also handles mentioned issues easily). > > > > I appreciate if you can give me feedback on this. > > > > Regards, > > Mac > > > >
