Subject | Re: [IB-Java] DriverNotCapableException |
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Author | Dietrich Schulten |
Post date | 2001-07-21T06:14:54Z |
Hi,
toni@... schrieb:
areas, and it has other problems. I have a faint memory that some
problems were also caused by JDK 1.3, you had to compile interclient with
it. In the archives is a pointer to an Australian website where a JDK 1.3
compiled IC2 was offered.
I used Interclient 1.6 instead, which is IC1.51, only it supports access
to IB 6. It doesn't support dialect 3, that means for instance, you can
only use the original datetime field type and you can't have
case-sensitive object names. But I can live with that for now my
customers have IB 5.6 anyway. I have no idea about the IC 2 that comes
with the IB 6 package, but I'm afraid there isn't much difference between
the public and the commercial version.
Dietrich
toni@... schrieb:
> When I decide to run my application, I get the following exceptionThis is a problem with the Interclient 2.0 driver that pops up in certain
> >SQLException: (class: interbase/interclient/ErrorKey, method:
> _$372 signature:(Ljava/lang/String;Ljava/lang/String;I)V) Expecting
> to find unitialized object on stack
areas, and it has other problems. I have a faint memory that some
problems were also caused by JDK 1.3, you had to compile interclient with
it. In the archives is a pointer to an Australian website where a JDK 1.3
compiled IC2 was offered.
I used Interclient 1.6 instead, which is IC1.51, only it supports access
to IB 6. It doesn't support dialect 3, that means for instance, you can
only use the original datetime field type and you can't have
case-sensitive object names. But I can live with that for now my
customers have IB 5.6 anyway. I have no idea about the IC 2 that comes
with the IB 6 package, but I'm afraid there isn't much difference between
the public and the commercial version.
Dietrich