Subject Re: [Firebird-Java] Firebird in a web-based application?
Author Phil Shrimpton
On Wednesday 08 January 2003 15:04, you wrote:

Hi,

> We are thinking about using Firebird in the course of Reengineering
> our inhouse Intranet/Internet, which currently uses Oracle as backend.
>
> Well, what are they main technologies to use Firebird in an
> Intranet/Internet based application?
>
> - Jaybird
> - PHP
> - what else ?

Perl, Python, .Net, ASP/Com stuff

> We have a pretty deep knowledge about implementing Java based
> multi-tier web applications and therefore Jaybird might be the
> most interesting candidate. Are there any web-applications out
> there, which already uses the native JDBC Type 4 driver Jaybird?

We have a couple of inhouse intranet systems that currently use interclient
and FB, which 'ported' to Jaybird. For legal reasons we are not allowed to
uses beta/RC software for our customers, but as soon Jaybird reaches
'release' stage, we would have no problems in using it.

> Are there already any known good results with Jaybird using
> Apache and a specific (open-source) application server?

Works very well with Jboss. The only issue we have come accross is if you
are letting JBoss create the database metadata during deploy time, you tend
to get the infamous 'Object in use' error, but thats a FB issue.

Phil
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