My eyes are not what they used to be. That was the problem. Thank-you
for spotting that.
Unless Andrew McIntyre is going to do another instant fix :-), I will go
ahead and file a bug report in Jira. The mistake is in the Jays.java
file, stored in the "derby_plugins_labs.zip file that is available from
http://db.apache.org/derby/integrate/plugin_slides.html.
Current the code is:
String derbyClientURL =
"jdbc:derby://localhost:1527/jayDB:user=APP;password=APP;";
It should be:
String derbyClientURL =
"jdbc:derby://localhost:1527/jayDB;user=APP;password=APP;";
John Embretsen wrote:
A. Rick Anderson wrote:
I've gone back and literally stripped the entire lab to the absolute
minimum below, but I am getting the exact same behavior. It throws an
exception when I attempt to get the ClientDriver connection.
I haven't tried the eclipse plug-in for Derby, but I'm wondering if your
error may have been caused by a small typo in your URL...
private static final String derbyClientURL =
"jdbc:derby://localhost:1527/jayDB:user=APP;password=APP;";
Here you use colon (:) to separate the database name from the attribute
user=APP, but it should have been semicolon (;).
Does it help changing "jayDB:user=" to "jayDB;user="?
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A. Rick Anderson
