Subject | Re: compiling jaybird driver to target 1.1 JVMs |
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Author | Roman Rokytskyy |
Post date | 2003-06-10T08:35:31Z |
Hi,
standalone server-side component that acts as proxy between
InterClient Java classes and DB server. It must be run on the same
node as DB server. You can find more info in docs from Borland.
So, what you need is to try to compile InterClient's Java classes with
1.1 compiler, and if it works, you install InterServer from some
distribution that is already available (Borland or Firebird sites, but
note, 1.6 InterClient needs 1.6 InterServer) and run communication
diagnostic (see Borland's docs). If everything is fine, you succeeded. :)
Best regards,
Roman Rokytskyy
> OK, if I understand correctly, I can just compile the java files inCompiled c++ code gives you something that is called InterServer,
> the packages directory, and that should give me the necessary
> class files. Just one last question: where to find the compiled
> C++ files? These must be somewhere inside the existing
> Interclient JAR file.
standalone server-side component that acts as proxy between
InterClient Java classes and DB server. It must be run on the same
node as DB server. You can find more info in docs from Borland.
So, what you need is to try to compile InterClient's Java classes with
1.1 compiler, and if it works, you install InterServer from some
distribution that is already available (Borland or Firebird sites, but
note, 1.6 InterClient needs 1.6 InterServer) and run communication
diagnostic (see Borland's docs). If everything is fine, you succeeded. :)
Best regards,
Roman Rokytskyy