HSQLDB has a way where the Connection object is a simplified server
itself. I don't know how it works if you have multiple connections,
but that is an option.
You there is a way to specify the the actual DB file in the JDBC connect string and it kid of runs with the server inside JDBC. Nice for small applications but it only supports a single connection. That is how I used to work with HSQL, but it is nice to be able to connect to the DB from a client and modify/view the data without having to stop the application. Setting it up as I described in the previous mail, as a standalone component makes it possible to use HSQL as a full multi connection database.
Leif
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