Subject RE: [Firebird-Java] Re: Embedded Server
Author Ryan Baldwin
Hi,

I have found myself that when fbembed.dll has not loaded intl.dll then it
fails in a 'variaty' of ways (I assumed this is only when functionality
provided by this dll is attempted to used - but have not confirmed this)(ie
freezes, crashes). I kind of assumed that these cases are probarbly not
tested well - I guess its rare with the full server that intl.dll is not
loaded. Myself - I consider loading intl.dll to be essential to have a
stable embedded server.

If appdir is setup as shown below and launcher is in appdir directory(and
perhaps doesent change its working directory not sure if this is essential)
then intl.dll(and udf's) should load OK - this is how my apps are
distributed. For development work I place the jaybird and firebird files in
the JDK's bin(also in the JDK/jre/bin to cover some cases) directory as if
it where appdir.

Ryan

-----Original Message-----
From: Niki Ivanchev [mailto:niki_iv@...]
Sent: 21 April 2004 15:43
To: Firebird-Java@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [Firebird-Java] Re: Embedded Server


This is straight from the docs, but it is not working. Application is
freezing.
Niki

Roman Rokytskyy wrote:

>>I have the same problem here with intl dll. fbembedded supports UTF
>>and NONE charsets internaly so I converted all my apps to use UTF8
>>I know that this is workaround....
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>Neither UNICODE_FSS nor NONE provide collations. This means that at
>least sorting will not work correctly. Try to do following (I did not
>try it myself though):
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>appdir
> |- jaybird.dll
> |- fbembed.dll
> |- intl
> | |- ....
> |...
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>i.e. same structure that is in fbembed.dll distribution. appdir is a
>directory from which application is started (i.e. working dir).
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>Roman
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