Andrea Aime wrote:
If you want to put the database in a location that is not repeatedly
cleaned up by your OS you can also force it manually by setting
a System variable:
System.setProperty(ThreadedHsqlEpsgFactory.DIRECTORY_KEY,
"/path/to/your/safe/directory");
Hope this helps
Cheers
Andrea
Thanks Andrea, this is very useful to me, as my applications are
typically shared via NFS to multiple workstations. Now I can have them
all share the same EPSG database.
The problem is, however, that I can't seem to make it work. I set the
DIRECTORY_KEY to a safe path (that does exist), but it still uses the
temporary path for the database. Under what circumstances would it fail
to use the path that I specified?
Matt
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