Subject | Where do I put what files to use FireBird JDBC in JMagallanes |
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Post date | 2014-11-21T17:08:07Z |
Hi all
I am trying to use JDBC direver to access my FireBird 2.5 database and have Java 1.7 on my computer. The Java app that I am trying to access my data from is Magallanes Project - Argentina 2005 - Grupo Calipso
I have copied the JayBird DLLs to the Windows\System32 as well as the JMagallanes folder but nothing helped. I also did the same by copying FBClient.DLL to both these two place.
I have also copied the jaybird-full-2.2.5.jar both both the folder pointed by CLASSPATH environment variable as well as the folder for JMagallanes, no joy
The question is how do I use the JayBird / JDBC driver with JMagallanes? What do I copy where? Any other information that I need to know. I am an absolute starter in Java and it's use, though I have been using FireBird and it's ODBC driver in Windows but I am a newbie in Java.
All the help I can get for this is highly appreciated. Please advise
Thanks and regards
Bhavbhuti
I am trying to use JDBC direver to access my FireBird 2.5 database and have Java 1.7 on my computer. The Java app that I am trying to access my data from is Magallanes Project - Argentina 2005 - Grupo Calipso
In the form to connect with a SQL statment I have provided various classname and URLs that I have been able to Google upon but to no avail.
I have copied the JayBird DLLs to the Windows\System32 as well as the JMagallanes folder but nothing helped. I also did the same by copying FBClient.DLL to both these two place.
I have also copied the jaybird-full-2.2.5.jar both both the folder pointed by CLASSPATH environment variable as well as the folder for JMagallanes, no joy
The question is how do I use the JayBird / JDBC driver with JMagallanes? What do I copy where? Any other information that I need to know. I am an absolute starter in Java and it's use, though I have been using FireBird and it's ODBC driver in Windows but I am a newbie in Java.
All the help I can get for this is highly appreciated. Please advise
Thanks and regards
Bhavbhuti