Can someone point to me some documentation on how to run the Oracle times ten database in an embedded mode within a java application?
I would like to run times-ten as a replacement for HSQLDB.
A:
Oracle does not as far as I know have an embedded mode for Java programs. What you most likely want is the Oracle JDBC driver to talk to a Oracle server "somewhere".
Another approach which might be valid for you, is running your code inside the JVM running in most modern Oracle installations.
Thorbjørn Ravn Andersen
2010-06-21 12:56:06
He is talking about TimesTen, which is embedded database that can act as a local cache to Oracle database supporting local queries and write-through updates.
ddimitrov
2010-06-21 13:11:12