| Subject | RE: Lack of interest in Firebird/JDBC combination? was FW: [ib-su pport] How to connect with SQL dialect 3 using interclient (JDBC) |
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| Author | Martijn Tonies |
| Post date | 2001-12-14T14:48:48Z |
Hi,
you also need to install interserver v2.0 of course :) ... It's part of
InterClient - InterClient (the name is somewhat confusing) comes in two
parts: the client part and the server part...
Are you already subscribed to the firebird list for JDBC?
Martijn Tonies
InterBase Workbench - the developer tool for InterBase and Firebird
http://www.interbaseworkbench.com
Herbert,
I downloaded the interclient 2.0 compiled with the JDK 1.3. But now, the
interserver (V1.60) is complaining of a incompatible direvers (see stack
trace at the end).
It seems to me that I also need a new version of interserver but I don't
know where to find it...
IMPORTANT NOTE TO EVERYBODY IN THE LIST:
I only got ONE response to my email about issues with JDBC (thanks
Herbert!). To me this is a strong indication of a lack of people using
Firebird with Java. This is a shame since I think this is where the
potential of firebird is: a robust, open-source, RDBMS with a robust, fast,
up-to-date, JDBC driver. I am willing to contribute to this effort (i.e.
building & maintaining an open-source JDBC driver for Firebird) if nobody
wants to lead it or join the firebird/JDBC group if there is one. I believe
RDBMS are almost commodities today and their functionality stable and well
known. This is a great opportunity for Firebird to establish as the leader
in the open source RDBMS. But I believe Firebird won't achieve a
leadership position without a good, solid, up-to-date, open source, JDBC
driver.
---
Agustin Gonzalez, Principal
Town Lake Sotfware
www.townlakesoftware.com
(512) 248-9839
P.S. Stack trace:
interbase.interclient.BadInstallationException: [interclient] Installed
versions of InterClient and InterServer use incompatible client/server
protocol versions.
See API reference for exception
interbase.interclient.BadInstallationException
at
interbase.interclient.JDBCNet.receiveProtocolMessage(interbase/interclie
nt/JDBCNet.java:178)
at
interbase.interclient.JDBCNet.establishProtocol(interbase/interclient/JD
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you also need to install interserver v2.0 of course :) ... It's part of
InterClient - InterClient (the name is somewhat confusing) comes in two
parts: the client part and the server part...
Are you already subscribed to the firebird list for JDBC?
Martijn Tonies
InterBase Workbench - the developer tool for InterBase and Firebird
http://www.interbaseworkbench.com
Herbert,
I downloaded the interclient 2.0 compiled with the JDK 1.3. But now, the
interserver (V1.60) is complaining of a incompatible direvers (see stack
trace at the end).
It seems to me that I also need a new version of interserver but I don't
know where to find it...
IMPORTANT NOTE TO EVERYBODY IN THE LIST:
I only got ONE response to my email about issues with JDBC (thanks
Herbert!). To me this is a strong indication of a lack of people using
Firebird with Java. This is a shame since I think this is where the
potential of firebird is: a robust, open-source, RDBMS with a robust, fast,
up-to-date, JDBC driver. I am willing to contribute to this effort (i.e.
building & maintaining an open-source JDBC driver for Firebird) if nobody
wants to lead it or join the firebird/JDBC group if there is one. I believe
RDBMS are almost commodities today and their functionality stable and well
known. This is a great opportunity for Firebird to establish as the leader
in the open source RDBMS. But I believe Firebird won't achieve a
leadership position without a good, solid, up-to-date, open source, JDBC
driver.
---
Agustin Gonzalez, Principal
Town Lake Sotfware
www.townlakesoftware.com
(512) 248-9839
P.S. Stack trace:
interbase.interclient.BadInstallationException: [interclient] Installed
versions of InterClient and InterServer use incompatible client/server
protocol versions.
See API reference for exception
interbase.interclient.BadInstallationException
at
interbase.interclient.JDBCNet.receiveProtocolMessage(interbase/interclie
nt/JDBCNet.java:178)
at
interbase.interclient.JDBCNet.establishProtocol(interbase/interclient/JD
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