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Making local JDBC connections to LLA servers
Linked library access (LLA) with Java supports both local database connections as well as RPC based connections.
In order to make a local (non-RPC-based) JDBC connection, you need to specify the JDBC driver that you are using "localserver" at port 0.
jdbc:solid://localserver:0
If you are making the database connection by using, for example, JDBC class DriverManager, connect by using the following statement:
DriverManager.getConnection("jdbc:solid://localserver:0", myLogin, myPwd);
The DriverManager uses the URL "jdbc:solid://localserver:0" for making a connection to the local server. If the getConnection subroutine is given another URL, the driver will try to connect with RPC.
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Establishing local connections for LLA applications