Hi,

my question is probably offtopic:
We would like to use OJB with Hsqldb for an offline client application.
Because data needs to be persistent we have to use "disk" mode for
Hsqldb. As far as I understood until now this means the data is stored
as CREATE and INSERT statements in an ASCII file.

Anyone may open the file with an editor of his choice and view/change
data. Is there a way to deny direct access to the file? What are the
User/Pwd in OJB/JDBC Connection for if anyone can access this file
directly?

Thanks
Thimo

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