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and move the dist directory out of the project to a remote location and run it using java -jar ... and Embedded Tomcat 8.0.3 so after clean and build my dist directory contains: 1. lib directory with all the jars 2. example.jar 3. README.txt

also the slave Removed all files from $replication directory. Started master Started ... with a copy of the master database in the replication directory (see directory, $replication

): The value of $objectdb (the ObjectDB home directory) is derived from the location of the objectdb.jar file. It is defined as the path to the directory in which objectdb.jar is located, with one exception - if the name of that directory is bin, lib or build

to the tomcat directory (context.xml). In my opinion this caused the trouble. - but not the development WEB-INF directory but the deployment WEB-INF directory ... you mentioned the odb file is in the deployment WEB-INF directory but not in development one , can I change

in a directory .objectdb under the user home directory (regardless of the ObjectDB home path). You can change the user home directory by changing a Java ... user.home for different purposes and we do not want directory polluted with objectdb's files. Can't

class="code">deploy directory, start JBoss (run) and open ... to use port 8080). The default ObjectDB home directory is the deploy directory: the default ObjectDB configuration can be placed at deploy

dont want the timestamp directory to be created, what extra needs to be done. binitbhaskar ... of both interfaces. support Support Thanks. How should i get rid of Timestamp directory ? I ... to be placed in "backup" directory not backup/[timestamp] directory. binitbhaskar Binit Bhaskar

>) for the database root directory. See this directory. That means our app is not connected to db server ... that everyone has read/write/execute permissions in the extracted directory (including subdirectories

the location of the objectdb.jar file. If it is in a lib, bin or build directory go one level up. In that directory put the objectdb.conf file. support Support I did update ... > either in the same directory of the objectdb.jar or in the parent directory. support Support

directory. We are running long term tests and during it we are deleting all logs ... instead(?) of the original directory. The only way to get system working is to delete the archive ... that should be able to handle also deletion of the archive directory when the database is open.