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Thread: Start server problem in Netbeans (Working with the Java DB (Derby) Database)

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    Default Start server problem in Netbeans (Working with the Java DB (Derby) Database)

    When Services, Databases, Java DB, Start Server is clicked, this msg appears:
    access denied ("java.net.SocketPermission" "localhost:1527" "listen,resolve")

    This has been reported as a bug elsewhere, but I have not been able to resolve.

    One workaround is to edit the java.policy file, but when I try that, I get a msg upon save, that I don't have the authority.
    Is there a trick to do that?

    I also tried manually starting the server from Command Prompt with a command provided here:
    Running the Network Server without a security policy
    But when I go back to Netbeans, the "Stop Server" is dimmed, indicating that the Server has not been started. and I get further access denied errors if I try to Create a database.

    Any help?


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    Default Re: Start server problem in Netbeans (Working with the Java DB (Derby) Database)

    I should have mentioned this problem is in Netbeans 7.4.
    When I installed Netbeans 8.0, there is an easy way to option away from the problem.

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