Thanks for the piece of hope!

I tried to load the C-JDBC driver in Domino, but got the same "Bad
Major Version" error (I expected that to happen).

I had thought to establish the connectivity piece by piece, but
really not being able to get the C-JDBC driver to load is a killer.
I will go to the object web people and see if I can get some help
from them. Maybe their source can be compiled for a 1.1 target.

I think I will still see if I can get Interclient to compile to 1.1 -
I found sources for ver 1.6 and 2.01 on the Borland site.

Now, if I can just ask what I need to do to go about compiling this
stuff. It doesn't look like plain ol' Java.

There are files and directories about CVS, tags, etc

Here's a list of the top level directories in the 1.6 source:

>>

Directory of C:\download\java\IC16_sources\cvs

24/07/2000 15:08 11 Entries
24/07/2000 15:07 53 Repository
24/07/2000 15:07 76 Root
24/07/2000 15:07 27 Tag
4 File(s) 167 bytes
2 Dir(s) 2,893,586,432 bytes free

C:\download\java\IC16_sources>dir dev

09/06/2003 22:53 <DIR> .
09/06/2003 22:53 <DIR> ..
09/06/2003 22:52 <DIR> CVS
09/06/2003 22:58 <DIR> docs
09/06/2003 22:53 <DIR> examples
09/06/2003 22:53 <DIR> install
09/06/2003 22:53 <DIR> interserver
09/06/2003 22:53 <DIR> jbuilder_help
09/06/2003 22:53 <DIR> obfuscatedClasses
09/06/2003 22:53 <DIR> packages
09/06/2003 22:53 <DIR> sbin
02/05/2000 22:14 4,997 varmap.txt
1 File(s) 4,997 bytes
11 Dir(s) 2,893,586,432 bytes free

>>

I take it the source is in some kind of CVS storage format. I had a
look on the Firebird pages on Sourceforge, and at Borland's website,
but I could not find anything on just _how_ to go about building the
driver.

Is there a how-to that you could point me to? If not, and I just
need to roll up my sleeves and learn about CVS, and doing that will
make it clear, then please just say so :-))

Bernard

> I do not know the dependencies for InterClient, but I suspect that

you

> can successfuly build it for 1.1 VM. InterClient 2.01 sources are
> available from Firebird's CVS (module name "interclient/20").
>
> Best regards,
> Roman Rokytskyy