If you mean that the database "files" are located on a server and are going to be access using a networked file system protocol such as NFS or SMB, etc, then this is really just networked file I/O and it will work with the caveat that you might have corruption if the file system I/O calls return before the file changes have actually been committed to stable storage on the server. This is also the same thing that can occur with file I/O that is cached by the OS on a local file system as will. You really need the networked file I/O to not return until the changes have been committed or live with the possibility of database corruption.
Brett From: SolGT [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Tuesday, December 31, 2013 6:02 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Derby running on local computer ans Data Base located on server Hi In derbydev.pdf ( 10.10.1.1) page 26, I read : ********************************************************** Conventions for specifying the database path ... You can specify only databases that are local to the machine on which the JVM is running. ... ********************************************************** I want to use Derby (embedded mode) in my application on a networked computer and place the databases on the server. Is it possible ? Thanks AirDT
