> Thanks Dave for your reply to this thread and the one before
> this. I've not yet downloaded the dataDirect 3.3 drivers.
> There's no point really is there? when ColdFusion doesn't
> support it?

Well, the 3.3 drivers do work a lot better than the original ones if you're
using SQL Server - that's why they're offered as a hotfix. I strongly
recommend them if you're using SQL Server.

> In your reply you mention that there is a workaround which
> may or may not work. If I go with that and install the
> drivers and select other from the driver list, I still don't
> know how to build the JDBC URL (what am I suppose to put in
> there) or the driver class/name text boxes. Can you shed some
> light please.

I haven't had the occasion to do this, myself, so I can't really give you
any more information than I have, other than to advise you to look at the
JDBC URL syntax within neo-query.xml and on the DataDirect site.

But again, I don't think this will solve your ultimate problem, which is to
authenticate end users against your database server the way that a desktop
application can.

Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figleaf.com/
phone: 202-797-5496
fax: 202-797-5444
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