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<p>Hello Asutosh<br>
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Le 26/10/16 à 06:37, Gopinath Asutosh a écrit :<br>
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id="yui_3_16_0_ym19_1_1477449664570_2981">Yes, I want to open
multiple instances of EPSG database in separate JVMs</span><br>
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<p>Do you use another database with your application? For example do
you store geometric objects in a PostgreSQL database? If so, then
the easiest approach is to put the EPSG geodetic dataset in that
PostgreSQL (or other) database.</p>
<p>If you are not using another database, then there is a choice:</p>
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<li>If you can start Derby in server mode before to start the
applications.</li>
<li>Or you can put the EPSG geodetic dataset in read-only mode.
This require a little bit of manual operations.</li>
<li>Or you can use HSQL instead of Derby; if my memory serves me
right Geotk will put it automatically in read-only mode (but it
needs to be verified).</li>
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<p>Which approach would suit better your needs?</p>
<p> Martin</p>
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