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Connecting to a remote objectdb server

I am trying to configure my application in a client-server objectdb setup via tcp/ip. So I first made sure that the remote objectdb server is running using telnet from my local. $ telnet db.mydomain.com 6136 (worked fine, is able to connect...) My db was configured below: <server> <connection
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virtual servers and one file

to get an access to an virtualized server and setup a testcase. My idea is to workout the treshhold value
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Password in Embedded Mode?

Is there a way to setup a database file that will be accessed 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, I'm interested in
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Is it possible to remove parent/child entities without refresh?

public static void setUp() throws Exception {   entityManager = createEntityManager("d:\\Temp
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Merge with Parent/Child entities not possible

EntityManager entityManager; @Before public void setUp() throws Exception {   entityManager
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UserException: Package com.example.model is not found by the enhancer

" + ".*"); during contextInitialization. In my setup I'm using JDK 8, Object DB and Embedded Tomcat 8.0.3 so after clean
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Single Server License and Embedded Mode

We have an application that runs on a single server in embedded mode to write server million records. Is it possible to use the single server license for embedded mode use? I've looked through the forum, but haven't been able to determine how to configure this type of setup, if it is possible. I
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Query filter comparing Dates

attached the whole test case. public static void main(String[] args) { setUp(); Date date
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NullPointerException using with "refresh" method

should be checked) or explain what is going on, in case it could be related to our setup
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objectdb.home for client/server

Currently, we do need to manually setup the objectdb.home property eventhough we're working on client/server mode. However, without setting this in our client, he complains about the missing objectdb.conf. Why is this required? Can't the server deliver it? Most of the time we do not even know

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