By PeterStofferis
via devx.com
Published: Jun 08 2006 / 08:46
By embedding Java DB in your Java application, you provide a portable database that launches and shuts down as the application does. If that's not enough, you can create XML schemas on the fly using XML files and insert rows into a table without using SQL too.
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lubosp replied ago:
I do like Derby and I tried to use it as in-process DB replacement in project I manage (luntbuild at http://luntbuild.javaforge.com), but I could not make DFerby client work with Hibernate (blobs were cuaising problem). Anybody was luckier?
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