Jean,
Derby inside Eclipse is easy. I made the transition by exchanging the
HSQL jar that I previously used, with the Derby jar.
Hibernate presents some ClassLoader problems within Eclipse for a first
time user. However, separating classes that will be persisted into a
separate Eclipse plugin (that will be loaded) solves this problem.
I don't know of a handy list of setup instructions.
Charlie
Charlie, I'm interested in what you say about Eclipse+Hibernate. How
easy is this to do and have you encountered any problems? Do you know
of a handy list of setup instructions anywhere?
-jean
Mamta Satoor wrote:
It will be nice to put these GUI interfaces options in Derby FAQ.
Mamta
On 8/28/05, *Charlie Kelly* <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
An excellent combination for Derby is Eclipse plus Hibernate.
Eclipse provides a great GUI (SWT and JFace) while Hibernate
provides
object relational mapping to a Derby database.
Eclipse can also serve as a Rich Client launch platform for your
application (open source, no royalties).
This is how I use Derby databases.
There are several excellent GUI interfaces that use this combination
(see www.Hibernate.org <http://www.Hibernate.org>).
Hope this helps.
Charlie Kelly
Mag Gam wrote:
>Is there a GUI for Derby, similar to what Cloudscape(Cloudview)
had?
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