Oracle ADF with HSQL In-Memory Database

Hi
I have been using J2EE applications and have several Junit test cases using Hibernate and HSQL in-memory database.
I am looking to migrate some of the modules in the project to ADF.
Can the unit test cases be implemented with ADF, running without Oracle Database?
In simple words will ADF work with HSQL in-memory database?
Thanks,
Ram

Vinod
In the link http://vtkrishn.wordpress.com/2010/03/29/configure-hibernate-for-jdeveloper/
Hibernate is configured with Oracle database..Not with HSQL
So I am not very sure if ADF works with HSQL

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