> Driver opens socket connection using standard Java capabilities, so

it

> should not be a problem then. Try to write small Java application

to open

> connection using plain Java client sockets. If it wokrs, and

JayBird still

> does not, I have no idea :(

Roman, thank you for the reply again.

I tried this code:

try {
Socket testSocket = new Socket(InetAddress.getByName("localhost"),
3050);
} catch(Exception e) {
System.err.println(e);
return;
}

and it works good. No exception generated.

> Also try following URL (you need jaybird.dll for this, that's type

2 JDBC

> driver.)
>
> jdbc:firebirdsql:native://localhost/e:/data/data.gdb

OK. I'll try this.

> > Regarding Firebird-support: It's possible to connect to Firebird
> > normally with isql even when no Internet connection, so what may I
> > say them ? :-)
>
> Do you try
>
> CONNECT 'localhost:e:/data/data.gdb' USER 'sysdba'

PASSWORD 'masterkey';

>
> or just
>
> CONNECT 'e:/data/data.gdb' USER 'sysdba' PASSWORD 'masterkey';

You mean use these lines in ISQL connection ?

I also checked JayBird driver on another computer with an Ethernet
network card connected to Internet through a local network. And it
works independently on the network cable. So even when cable is
unplugged driver works.

But on the computer with a DialUp connection JayBird doesn't work
when DialUp is disconnected.