Hi,
I am able to start the h2 server as as an embedded in-memory server with
the following two lines of code:
String[] svrArgs = new String[] { "-tcpSSL", "-tcpPort", "8082" };
h2Server = Server.createTcpServer(svrArgs[0]).start();
Notice I do not have the property "-tcpAllowOthers" in the arguments. On
the client side (the web console comes with H2), I used following
connection string:
jdbc:h2:ssl://localhost/mem:MyDB;DB_CLOSE_DELAY=-1 and this connects fine.
I am wondering about these two questions:
1) Why the web console app can connect to the H2 server since I started the
server without the property "-tcpAllowOthers"?
2) How can I verify if the connection is really going over SSL? Is there a
helper method I can call on the server side to ask during runtime? Or is
there a tool that can read what's really going over the socket?
Thanks for your time.
Jamie
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