« Testing 1 2 3 | Main | Weblog API toolkit »

Embedding HSQLDB in Tomcat.

I found an interesting article on Embedding HSQLDB in Eclipse, but what I really want to do is to embed HSQLDB in Tomcat. Is there an easy way to add a "lifecycle" plugin to Tomcat so that HSQLDB is started by Tomcat startup and shutdown by Tomcat shutdown .

Dave Johnson in Java Comments [3]
Tags: Java

Comments:

[Trackback] Instead of fixing real bugs in Roller Dave is playing with HSQLDB . Well it is understandable if we want to take a break from boring Jroller maintenance... Anyway specs are written to be readed carefully. However for those who don't wan't to re...

Posted by Euxx on June 22, 2004 at 04:36 AM EDT #

After Eugene's snide comment, he suggests using a Servlet ContextListener to start HSQLDB at web application startup time. This is not exactly the same thing as Tomcat start time, but it may work for me. First, I'm going to look at the embedding options offered by HSQLDB.

Posted by Dave Johnson on June 22, 2004 at 11:15 AM EDT #

The great thing about using the context listener is that different applications don't see (or must not see) each other's database. And that could mean less locking.

Btw, if you need two webapps to see the same database, either they are the same application, or one of them is not web-based.

Posted by Tiago Silveira on June 22, 2004 at 05:39 PM EDT #

Post a Comment:
  • HTML Syntax: NOT allowed

« Testing 1 2 3 | Main | Weblog API toolkit »

Welcome

This is just one entry in the weblog Blogging Roller. You may want to visit the main page of the weblog

Related entries

Below are the most recent entries in the category Java, some may be related to this entry.