Sorry, forgotten one more line.

Roman Rokytskyy wrote:

>> My name is Mali. I work in a quite big company in Poland. Currently we are
>> working on large system for administration units in our country.
>> System spec. is: Java WebStrart - JBoss - Firebird 2.1.
>> My Current task is to write a tool (in java) which provide backup and
>> restore firebird database.
>> My question is:
>> How can i backup remote database on a local hard disk with jaybird ?
>> I know this is possible using gbak utility:
>> gbak -b -v 192.168.0.20:/dbases/mydb.fdb C:\mybackup.fbk -user SYSDBA
>> -pass 123456 (http://www.firebirdfaq.org/faq62/)
>
> FBBackupManager backupManager = new FBBackupManager();
> backupManager.setHost("192.168.0.20");
> backupManager.setPort(3050);
> backupManager.setUser("SYSDBA");
> backupManager.setPassword("123456");
> backupManager.setDatabase("/dbases/mydb.fdb");
> backupManager.setBackupPath("/dbases/mybackup.fbk");
> backupManager.setLogger(System.out);
> backupManager.setVerbose(true);

backupManager.backupDatabase();

> The only issue is that in your example gbak will dump data from remote
> server to your local disk, in this Java example the backupPath is a path
> on the remote server. This is due to the fact that Java API uses
> Firebird Services and those operate on server.

Roman