Subject | Re: JayBird and Sun Java Studio Creator - Need help |
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Author | rfincher2000 |
Post date | 2005-02-09T22:29:28Z |
Hi Roman,
After messing around with this for awhile I think the problem was
simply the "ResultSet is closed" problem that was encountered with
other applications.
It may have been a combination of bugs in the early version of Creator
and that.
Anyway, after updating Creator and putting in JayBird 1.5.5 it seems
to be working fine. I haven't had a chance to fully test it, but I
was able to drag a JSF dataTable icon into a JSP page, then drag a
Firebird Table icon from a DataSource onto the data table, and it
imported all the rows and columns specified. Pretty slick, actually.
Makes building web apps remarkably easy.
I'll let everyone know if I run into problems after I have a chance to
test it more fully.
Rick
--- In Firebird-Java@yahoogroups.com, "Roman Rokytskyy"
<rrokytskyy@a...> wrote:
After messing around with this for awhile I think the problem was
simply the "ResultSet is closed" problem that was encountered with
other applications.
It may have been a combination of bugs in the early version of Creator
and that.
Anyway, after updating Creator and putting in JayBird 1.5.5 it seems
to be working fine. I haven't had a chance to fully test it, but I
was able to drag a JSF dataTable icon into a JSP page, then drag a
Firebird Table icon from a DataSource onto the data table, and it
imported all the rows and columns specified. Pretty slick, actually.
Makes building web apps remarkably easy.
I'll let everyone know if I run into problems after I have a chance to
test it more fully.
Rick
--- In Firebird-Java@yahoogroups.com, "Roman Rokytskyy"
<rrokytskyy@a...> wrote:
> > Is the reference implementation of the RowSet library of any use toused by
> > us? From what I gather, RowSets are implemented with other JDBC calls
> > and Sun has released code of a sample implmentation as a guide for
> > developers.
>
> I always thought that it was reference implementation that can be
> others. Oracle has also an implementation of it.implementation from
>
> > Is there something in Firebird that is a barrier to implementing this?
>
> No barrier, but I personally see no need if we can use
> Sun or Oracle. But if somebody claims that our own implementationwould be
> better, and is willing to implement it, I have no problemscommitting that
> code to CVS.
>
> Roman