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not sure I understand your question completely, but if you are asking how to configure a Java application using SQLite JDBC on Jetty9 to be read-only, you can achieve this by setting the appropriate permissions on the SQLite database file.

You can set the file permissions to read-only using the following command:

chmod 400 your_database_file.db

This will make the database file read-only and prevent any write operations from being performed on it. You can then configure your Java application to only perform read operations on the database.

Alternatively, you can also set up your SQLite connection in Java to be read-only by specifying the appropriate connection properties. For example, you can use the following code snippet to create a read-only connection:

Connection conn = DriverManager.getConnection("jdbc:sqlite:your_database_file.db", null, null);
conn.setReadOnly(true);

This will ensure that any attempts to perform write operations on the database through this connection will result in an exception being thrown.

I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any further questions.

#SQLite JDBC on Jetty9 read-always only?