Examples of org.hsqldb.Server

org.hsqldb.Server
port][/<alias>]'.
The value of database.0 is special. If dbname.0 is not specified, then this defaults to an empty string and a connection is made to database.0 path when the <alias> component of an HSQLDB HSQL protocol database connection url is omitted. If a database key/value pair is found in the properties when the main method is called, this pair is supersedes the database.0 setting
This behaviour allows the previous database connection url format to work with essentially unchanged semantics.
When the remote_open property is true, a connection attempt to an unopened database results in the database being opened. The URL for connection should include the property filepath to specify the path. 'jdbc:hsqldb:hsql[s]://host[port]/<alias>;filepath=hsqldb:file:<database path>'. the given alias and filepath value will be associated together. The database user and password to start this connection must be valid. If this form of connection is used again, after the database has been opened, the filepath property is ignored.
Once an alias such as "mydb" has been associated with a path, it cannot be reassigned to a different path.
If a database is closed with the SHUTDOWN command, its alias is removed. It is then possible to connect to this database again with a different (or the same) alias.
If the same database is connected to via two different aliases, and then one of the is closed with the SHUTDOWN command, the other is also closed.

From the 'server.properties' file, options can be set similarly, using a slightly different format.

Here is an example 'server.properties' file:

 server.port=9001 server.database.0=test server.dbname.0=... ... server.database.n=... server.dbname.n=... server.silent=true

Starting with 1.7.2, Server has been refactored to become a simple JavaBean with non-blocking start() and stop() service methods. It is possible to configure a Server instance through the JavaBean API as well, but this part of the public interface is still under review and will not be finalized or documented fully until the final 1.7.2 release.

Note:

The 'no_system_exit' property is of particular interest.

If a Server instance is to run embedded in, say, an application server, such as when the jdbcDataSource or HsqlServerFactory classes are used, it is typically necessary to avoid calling System.exit() when the Server instance shuts down.

By default, 'no_system_exit' is set:

true when a Server is started directly from the start() method.
false when a Server is started from the main(String[]) method.

These values are natural to their context because the first case allows the JVM to exit by default on Server shutdown when a Server instance is started from a command line environment, whereas the second case prevents a typically unwanted JVM exit on Server shutdown when a Server intance is started as part of a larger framework.

Replaces original Hypersonic source of the same name. @author fredt@users @version 1.8.0 @since 1.7.2 @jmx.mbean description="HSQLDB Server" extends="org.hsqldb.mx.mbean.RegistrationSupportBaseMBean" @jboss.xmbean

      props.setProperty("server.silent", "true");
      props.setProperty("server.no_system_exit", "true");
      props.setProperty("server.port", 27862);
      props.setProperty("server.address", ipAddressOrHostName);


      hsqldbServer = new Server();
      hsqldbServer.setLogWriter(null);
      hsqldbServer.setProperties(props);
      hsqldbServer.start();


      log.debug("started " + config.getDatabaseName() + " in-VM");

                }
            } catch (NameNotFoundException e) {
            }


            // create the server
            server = new Server();
            // add the silent property
            properties.setProperty(sc_key_silent, "true");
            // set the log and error writers
            server.setLogWriter(new HsqlPrintWriter(false));
            server.setErrWriter(new HsqlPrintWriter(true));

        url = "jdbc:hsqldb:hsql://localhost:" + port + "/" + databaseName +";shutdown=true";
        logger.info("Starting Hypersonic Database '" + url + "'.");
        new Thread() {
            @Override
            public void run() {
                Server server = new Server();
                Log targetLogger = LogFactory.getLog("org.hsqldb");
                server.setLogWriter(new PrintWriter(new StdoutToLog4jFilter(server.getLogWriter(), targetLogger)));
                server.setDatabasePath(0, "target/hsql/" + databaseName);
                server.setDatabaseName(0, databaseName);
                server.setNoSystemExit( true );
                server.setSilent( true );
                server.setPort(port);
                server.start();




                hsqlServer = server;
                startGate.countDown();
            }

    
    if(serverRequired.get()){
      
      log.info("Starting HSQL standalone DBMS...");
      
      server = new Server();
      lubricantLoggerWriter = new LubricantLoggerWriter( 
          hsql,
          new Replace(new OneLogLineForEachFlush(),  "\\[[\\w\\W]*\\]: ", "") ,
          com.danidemi.jlubricant.slf4j.Logger.TRACE 
      );

    // the database server
    Server hsqlServer = null;


    public ConnectionUtil(String db_file_name_prefix) throws Exception
    {
        hsqlServer = new Server();
        // HSQLDB prints out a lot of informations when
        // starting and closing, which we don't need now.
        // Normally you should point the setLogWriter
        // to some Writer object that could store the logs.
        //hsqlServer.setLogWriter(null);

                }
            } catch (NameNotFoundException e) {
            }


            // create the server
            server = new Server();
            // add the silent property
            properties.setProperty(sc_key_silent, "true");
            // set the log and error writers
            server.setLogWriter(new HsqlPrintWriter(false));
            server.setErrWriter(new HsqlPrintWriter(true));

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