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Re: [Wtp-wst-dev] Minutes of Apache Derby telecon, 2004-10-26
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We have worked on the possibilty of using derby with the Generic
server plugin. We have been able to start the server with out any
trouble, but in its current architecture Generic server plugin, having
its roots from Lomboz, is intended to be used for J2EE application
servers only. Supported modules, deployment tools, and server
definitions are all for j2ee. I think, we will need to add some
extension points to generic server plugin so that new module types and
their ways of deployment can be introduced, this feature is vital if
we wish to support derby and java stored procesures. Also we are
discussing to move each .server file in the servers directory into
seperate plugins.
Gorkem Ercan.
On Tue, 26 Oct 2004 08:41:41 -0400, Arthur Ryman <ryman@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> Attendees: Arthur Ryman, David Fallside, Kevin Foster, Rajesh Kartha
>
> Derby can run in either an embedded or network mode. The embedded mode runs
> in the same process as the accessing application and can only handle one
> thread. The network mode can handle multiple concurrent requests, however,
> the JDBC driver has not been contributed to the Derby project. IBM is
> proposing to host a free, but not Open Source, JDBC driver, packaged as an
> Eclipse plug-in.
>
> Rajesh has developed an Eclipse plugin to start and stop Derby, and lauch
> the Derby database explorer tool, ij. This can be used to get us going. The
> following stages are proposed for Eclipse integration with the Web Tools
> project.
>
> 1. Add conguration files so Derby can be used as a JDBC provider. This will
> allow Derby to be explored by the WTP data tools, and for SQL statements to
> be sent to it.
> 2. Develop a Server adapter so that Derby can be started/stoped via the
> Server tooling. The Generic server adapter will be evaluated first. If that
> is inadequate, a Java adapter will be developed.
> 3. Add support for deploying Java stored procedures to Derby, and for
> launching Derby in debug mode so the Java stored procedures can be debugged.
>
> Arthur Ryman,
> Rational Desktop Tools Development
>
> phone: +1-905-413-3077, TL 969-3077
> assistant: +1-905-413-2411, TL 969-2411
> fax: +1-905-413-4920, TL 969-4920
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--
Gorkem Ercan
