Re: Connection in embeded McKoi database

John,

You can connect to an embedded database with multiple users and 
establish multiple JDBC connections safely, provided you ensure that all 
the connections to the database are from the same JVM instance.  If 
client applications running in different JVMs are required to connect to 
a database source then using the database server is necessary.

Toby.

John Zoetebier wrote:

> On Thu, 18 Nov 2004 05:09, ruta kadhe wrote:
> 
>>I have two doubts:
>>1. Can more than one clients connect and talk to the
>>McKoi database which is embeded in the application at
>>the same time?
> 
> When you run McKoi in embedded mode both client and database server run in the 
> same JVM.
> In embeded mode you have 1 user accessing the database.
> If you want to have more than 1 user acessing the database, you have to run 
> McKoi in server mode.
> In TS Client (http://sourceforge.net/projects/ts-client) I use a configuration 
> file to determine in which mode McKoi is running.
> For end-user testing is is very handy to run in embedded mode as it does not 
> require any setup to run.
> In production environment the database runs in server mode.
> All the administrator need to do is a change to the configuration file.
> 
>>2. Can we use the McKoi database within commercial
>>application, retaining the copywright notice?
> 
> The GPL states that the GPL code should not be a statically linken into your 
> application.
> If you follow my method described above the link is dynamic and you should be 
> allowed to use McKoi in a commercial application.
> 



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