+1 hsqldb is not very well suited as a directory. it's easy to setup but data is stored either as a "script" or in a csv file. there are a few directories that store information using RDBMs (oracle and ibm), so if you have the inclination it's been done before.
marc On 7/24/05, Noel J. Bergman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Maybe the HSQLDB and its license would be better than sleepycat ones > > *IF* you want to use a SQL database, I'd suggest looking at Derby. But I > was not of the impression that we did for these purposes. > > --- Noel > >
