Ok I read you;
However I use the source of Jaybird becausa NetBean don't recognize the import instructions with only the Jar file....

--- In Firebird-Java@yahoogroups.com, "Mark Rotteveel" <Avalanche1979@...> wrote:
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> > But I dont know which files in the configuration of Jaybird will necessary
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> I really get the feeling you are approaching this the wrong way. You simply need to use the jaybird-2.1.6-full.jar in your project (and/or add it to the classpath).
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> I get the feeling you are trying to include the source of Jaybird into your own program, which you really should not do. You should use jaybird as a library to your program. It will work without the weird things you seem to be doing.
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> Mark
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