Hi,
The H2 Console does nothing special, is calls Class.forName. If the derby
driver class would be visible, then it would work. Maybe your application
accesses the derby database in some other way, this I don't know. Class
visibility and classloading in a web application is a bit tricky, but I
th
Thomas,
I am using h2/derby (both embedded) within a tomcat app. The H2 console is
exposed via the WebServlet. The h2 and derby jars are placed in tomcat's
lib directory. I know derby.jar is loaded because the web app works fine
with derby - except derby does not work with the H2 console.
Hi,
If the Derby JDBC driver is in the classpath, then I'm afraid I don't know
what the problem could be.
Should the h2 console work with derby?
>
Sure.
> Am I doing something wrong?
>
I would double check if the Derby JDBC driver is really in the classpath.
Where exactly did you put the D
Hi,
We are building our web-app to be compatible with both embedded H2 and
embedded Derby, with the idea that we can switch out one for the other at
any time. Though we plan on using H2 in our final app (if everything works
as expected).
We use the H2 console (as a servlet) to manage the e
