Subject | JCA-JDBC and J2EE |
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Author | HGFrey@t-online.de |
Post date | 2002-05-26T21:06:41Z |
Hi,
this is just for discussion. I don't wont to criticize.
At least that one having a lot of work realizing JCA-JDBC
for Firebird!
At the last few days I had (and found others) a litle discussion
in this newsgroup about installation of JCA-JDBC. Last Friday I got
a IBPhoenix CD with "the whole curent material". Trying to make
Firebird and IBPhoenix work was not possible. This happened because
I had no internet connection and I had no j2ee.jar!
First I gave my complier just firebirdsql.jar. Then I gave him
connector.jar. The next one was jta-spec1_0_1.jar. The compiler
still was not able to translate because the class javax.sql.DataSource
was missed. Looking at my JDBC-Documentation I found out that this class
can be found in j2ee.jar!
There is no trouble concentrating on J2EE. But this makes it impossible
using JCA-JDBC in Applets. Fortunately my project does not need
Applets! Otherwise this would be a knock out.
As I that: Just for discussion. Not for criticism!
Thanks, by
Hans Georg
this is just for discussion. I don't wont to criticize.
At least that one having a lot of work realizing JCA-JDBC
for Firebird!
At the last few days I had (and found others) a litle discussion
in this newsgroup about installation of JCA-JDBC. Last Friday I got
a IBPhoenix CD with "the whole curent material". Trying to make
Firebird and IBPhoenix work was not possible. This happened because
I had no internet connection and I had no j2ee.jar!
First I gave my complier just firebirdsql.jar. Then I gave him
connector.jar. The next one was jta-spec1_0_1.jar. The compiler
still was not able to translate because the class javax.sql.DataSource
was missed. Looking at my JDBC-Documentation I found out that this class
can be found in j2ee.jar!
There is no trouble concentrating on J2EE. But this makes it impossible
using JCA-JDBC in Applets. Fortunately my project does not need
Applets! Otherwise this would be a knock out.
As I that: Just for discussion. Not for criticism!
Thanks, by
Hans Georg