Subject | Re: [Firebird-Java] Re: Jdbc 2.0 Patches |
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Author | David Warnock |
Post date | 2002-05-21T02:11:15Z |
David,
I am not yet fully sure of the result from what Blas is suggesting.
But if it results in jdbc support being somewhat separated from the jca
support then that is a big plus for anyone who like us is using the
driver as a standard, basic, boring, traditional JDBC driver and are not
using JCA (because our frameworks don't support it and neither do other
drivers so why change).
So I would support a refactoring that makes it simpler for people like
me to follow where the strictly JDBC elements come from.
I don't know if this repackaging will allow a JDBC driver without JCA
support to be built, I have mixed feelings about that despite not using
JCA at present.
Thanks
Dave
I am not yet fully sure of the result from what Blas is suggesting.
But if it results in jdbc support being somewhat separated from the jca
support then that is a big plus for anyone who like us is using the
driver as a standard, basic, boring, traditional JDBC driver and are not
using JCA (because our frameworks don't support it and neither do other
drivers so why change).
So I would support a refactoring that makes it simpler for people like
me to follow where the strictly JDBC elements come from.
I don't know if this repackaging will allow a JDBC driver without JCA
support to be built, I have mixed feelings about that despite not using
JCA at present.
Thanks
Dave