Java DB replication

Hello,
What are the replication options for JavaDB? Can we replicate from an Oracle DB to a Java DB?
I read that Javadb has some replication mechanisms with a master slave model. Java DB to Java DB.
http://docs.oracle.com/javadb/10.4.1.3/adminguide/cadminreplicstartrun.html
Is it still available wit latest versions?. Anybody experimented it and can give me feed back on how well it works?
Particularly my environment is a disconnected environment where I can loose network connection. Would the replcation able to recover when the network is back without human intervention?
Also I need to use the slave database to store local information that is not part of the master information. Would it work? Can a slave database support also local update?
Thanks

Hi,
You should post your question on the Replication (HA) forum. Also, you want to provide a lot more details about what you are doing and information about what you have done to try to debug the problem (calls made, where you think the problem is).
Ron

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