No,
Since I am packaging as a self contained project I just moved the DB to
the directory containing the .jar.
Michael
Legolas Woodland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
10/07/2006 04:04 PM
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> Resolved - The derby.system.home directory was incorrectly defined.
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do you used derby.system.home in a properties object ?
can you post the code snippet here.
> Michael
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> I hope someone can help.
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> When I start the Derby Server from within an application, using
> NetworkServerControl, or from the
> command line, using NetworkServerControl.bat, I ping the Derby Server
> successfully, but the Persistence Unit can't find it.
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> If I code the access myself instead of using the Persistence API it
works
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> Does anyone have an explanation and/or a work around so I can use JPA?
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