Is there any way to have active passive model in derby?

[legolas <le...@gmail.com>]

Hi
thank you for reading my post
Is there any way to have active passive model in derby?
for example DB1 and DB2 are two derby instance which one is master and the
other is the slave and we replicate all information from DB1 to DB2, is it
possible to automatically switch to DB2 when DB1 fails?
for example some configuration in connection url or something like that?

Thanks
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RE: Is there any way to have active passive model in derby?

[Maris Orbidans <ma...@ingg.com>]

You can use HA-JDBC for replication. It works well with derby.

Maris

-----Original Message-----
From: legolas [mailto:legolas.w@gmail.com] 
Sent: 17 August 2008 23:07
To: derby-user@db.apache.org
Subject: Is there any way to have active passive model in derby?


Hi
thank you for reading my post
Is there any way to have active passive model in derby?
for example DB1 and DB2 are two derby instance which one is master and
the
other is the slave and we replicate all information from DB1 to DB2, is
it
possible to automatically switch to DB2 when DB1 fails?
for example some configuration in connection url or something like that?

Thanks
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Re: Is there any way to have active passive model in derby?

[Narayanan <V....@Sun.COM>]

Hi,

Are you looking for this http://wiki.apache.org/db-derby/ReplicationWriteup

For now things are not automatic. The wiki will help you through the 
steps you need to
go through to get the replication feature working.

Narayanan

legolas wrote:
> Hi
> thank you for reading my post
> Is there any way to have active passive model in derby?
> for example DB1 and DB2 are two derby instance which one is master and the
> other is the slave and we replicate all information from DB1 to DB2, is it
> possible to automatically switch to DB2 when DB1 fails?
> for example some configuration in connection url or something like that?
>
> Thanks
>