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Asked: 2026-05-26T20:46:09+00:00

I’ve created a JEE6 web design using glassfish as the container and runtime enviornment,

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I’ve created a JEE6 web design using glassfish as the container and runtime enviornment, derby as the database and it’s all managed in Eclipse. This is working great.

My question is how do I now access the database directly independent of Eclipse of Glassfish. Say I wanted another completely foreign program to have access (not through my controller–completely independent of Eclipse and Glassfish). How would I do this?

They seem so tightly integrated that I don’t know if it’s even possible. I looked for the Derby installation through the file system and it is located inside of the Glassfish folders.

or what if I wanted to just update the database from a command line or linux terminal outside of Eclipse.

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    Assuming you know the location of the Derby database of interest, you can simply write a standard JDBC application, include derby.jar in the classpath, register org.apache.derby.jdbc.EmbeddedDriver with the DriverManager, and connect to the URL “jdbc:derby:/path/to/the/derby/database/directory”.

    Then away you go!

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