Brian Ehmann: > First, when jar-ing a db directory it was necessary to jar from one > level up and not the db directory itself. For example, if the db, > named myDB, is in /data/myDB, it is necessary to jar the /data > directory.
Uhm, minor clarification: If you've created a database called myDB placed in /data, run "jar cf /data/myDB.jar myDB/" in the /data directory to create the database jar file. A jar file created by running "jar cf /data/myDB.jar ." in /data/myDB won't be discovered by Derby. I think the docs could use a bit of polishing here, and maybe a few examples of how you'd go about creating and using jar files with databases wouldn't hurt. =) =) -- Anders Morken My opinions may have changed, but not the fact that I am right!
