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Apache Derby - Deployment Modes
Apache Derby - Deployment Modes
You can deploy apache derby in two modes, namely embedded mode and server mode.
Embedded mode
You can run derby in embedded mode using Java apppcation (using embedded driver). If you deploy Derby in embedded mode, the database engine will run in the same JVM as the Java apppcation. It starts and stops with the apppcation. You can access the database only with this apppcation.
Server mode
In the server mode, derby will be run in the JVM of an apppcation server where you can send a request to the server to access it. Unpke in embedded mode, multiple apppcations (java) can send a request to the server and access the database.
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