Roman Rokytskyy wrote:

>> I haven't used it, but I would not expect there to be any real problems, since a similar functionality (I think) works fine in Netbeans 6.5.
>>
>> If I have time I'll check it out this evening or tomorrow.
>>
>> The reason it is not under 'supported databases' is probably because no one took the effort to test it thoroughly.
>
> No, there is a bigger issue there. Ganymede cannot work with databases
> which do not support schemas. And Firebird does not. I have created a
> plugin for Eclipse Europa which supported Firebird, but it was not
> finished. I have a pricipal agreement from DTP team to take the code
> into DTP trunk, but I do not have time to update the code to be Galileo
> compatible.

Ah, that explains. I wonder why they developed it with schemas being
mandatory as it is not required in JDBC (and JDBC describes the behavior
when schemas are not present). AFAIK Netbeans simply assumes 'default
schema' (or null) if a database does not support schema's.

> If somebody wants to take care of the code, I can give it (or commit
> into our repository).

I'd like to give it a try, so you can send the code to me.

--
Mark Rotteveel