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Password Protect Database File

the data without some kind of password? I would imagine accessing the database from java ... the user for a password for encrypted odb files. ThreaT Ashton Hogan The way to keep an ObjectDB ... much have all your system data. This could be avoided if there was a password string in a java class (not in

ObjectDB Explorer Exposes Username and Password

How can I prevent my embedded database's username and password from being exposed by ObjectDB ... -history setting and the user and passwordpassword would again be exposed. My ultimate question is, under any

Password in Embedded Mode?

, such that it is locked with a password.  Thereby making it impossible to use ObjectDB to access the contents of the file without providing the correct password when obtaining a connection.  In my case ... = new HashMap<String, String>(); map.put("blah.blah.password", "mypassword

does ObjectDB / JPA support simple password field encryption of an entity class?

We are persisting certain passwords entered by user in a form binded with an entity. Is there any direct ObjectDB support to just encrypt the password field? We would like to either encrypt or make it unreadble when object DB database file is opened. There are many standard Password based

Login Error (bad username 'admin' or password)

"> [com.objectdb.o._PersistenceException: Login Error (bad username 'admin' or password)] with root cause com.objectdb.o.UserException: Login Error (bad username 'admin' or password) at com.objectdb.o ... =admin; password=admin") And my objectdb.conf is attached. It works fine when i use

General Settings and Logging

;<url-history size="50" user="true" password="true" /> <log path="$objectdb/log/" max ... ; element   <url-history size="50" user="true" password="true ... with URLs (in client server mode). The password attribute specifies if passwords

Server Configuration

; <!--   <replication url="objectdb://localhost/my.odb;user=admin;password=admin" /> ... /my.odb;user=admin;password=admin" /> The <replication> elements

JPA Persistence Unit

.jdbc.user" value="admin"/> <property name="javax.persistence.jdbc.password" value ... . JPA 2 defines standard properties for specifying database url, username and password, as

Step 2: Entity Class and Persistence Unit

" value="admin"/> <property name="javax.persistence.jdbc.password" value="admin"/>

Step 2: Entity Class and Persistence Unit

.persistence.jdbc.password" value="admin"/> </properties> </persistence-unit>