Hi Chris,
No, H2 does not require Java 1.6. It requires Java 1.5. All references
to NClob and other Java 1.6 JDBC types are commented out by default, and
enabled if you change the source to Java 1.6 using build switchSource.
So by default, H2 provides the JDBC interfaces as describes in the Java
1.5 API, and if you run build switchSource, it enables parts of the code
to change H2 to provide Java 1.6 JDBC interfaces.
Actually, the NClob implementation is incomplete even for 1.6.
Cheers,
Jesse
Chris wrote:
I'm not sure if I'm missing something but h2 references java.sql.NClob
class. If I look at the javadoc for this class:
http://java.sun.com/javase/6/docs/api/java/sql/NClob.html
It states that it was introduced in Java 1.6. Is Java 1.6 now
required to use the h2 database?
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