[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > larsk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > >> I am trying to create an application (in Java 6.0) that will create and use >> an Apache Derby database. I want to make it so other users will be able to >> access this database at the same time. >> How do I make this possible? What do I need to do on the server application? >> What do I need to on the client applications? Is there any guide out there >> on how to make this? >> If anyone have some information on how to make this work I would really >> appreciate some help. > > What you need to do really depends on just what you mean with > 'users'. > > Do you mean to let multiple OS users access the same database > instance? I.e. different processes with different uids? This is possible > but not in embedded mode. You either need to start a NetworkServer, or > start your app with an embedded server. (See the documentation) > Note that you cannot have two jvms accessing the same database.
I must have been tired when I wrote that. It should be "Note that you cannot have two jvms accessing the same database IN EMBEDDED MODE" -- dt
