Hi all,

I spent a bit of time today looking at using derby (http://db.apache.org/derby 
) as a backend for django on jython. After spending a few hours of  
digging around in code i realised i know far too little about  
databases to write the backend myself.

Has anyone else considered this? I started looking into it because i  
love being able to develop django apps with sqlite, but when using  
jython there is no simple replacement. I thought derby would be perfect.

I'm not sure if derby is complex enough to perform the tasks that  
django needs (i.e. there is no boolean data type, altho this can be  
represented as an int, i dont know what effect it would have elsewhere).

anyways, i just thought i'd throw the idea out there incase anyone  
else, especially anyone who has a chance at implementing it, thinks  
it's a good idea.

Cheers
-Tristan

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