There is JDBC Driver out there that will allow you to access an InstantDB database via RMI. This is neccessary because IntantDB requires in VM access only. I was able to add this driver to jBoss so you can use the tools/demos that come with InstantDB to work with jBoss/InstantDB outside of EJBs or the server. In other words, you can run scripts, make tables, insert rows, etc by hand. If anyone is interested in this little bit of code, let me know. I had to start the RMI Server for RmiJdbc on port 1089. I could not get it to bind with jBoss' RMI Server for some reason. It uses Naming.bind rather than InitialContext.bind. If anyone has a suggestion on how to improve this, without making code changes to RmiJdbc, let me know. Wes -- -------------------------------------------------------------- To subscribe: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Problems?: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
