Elizabeth Barham wrote: > > Perhaps you need to install the JDBC 2.0 Optional Package Binary > for the javax.sql.*: > > http://java.sun.com/products/jdbc/download.html > > As for the other import issue, sun.jdbc.rowset.*, my best guess is > that this is a jdbc driver (I'm new to this!) and it may be in some > package somewhere or perhaps you have to buy something to have it > ... *but*, if it is "just a JDBC driver", then there are alternatives: > > org/gjt/mm/mysql/ResultSet.class > > This is from unzip -l some-mysql-thing.jar ; that is, the JDBC driver > for MySQL. It's out there somewhere.
I don't recommend this - JDBC drivers (including RowSet implementations) are DBMS-specific. You need the JDBC driver for your DBMS (with the possible exception that mysql and MS SQLServer use almost-compatible drivers - but niether of them is a good option for a DBMS). It sounds to me like you are attempting connection pooling, in which case you need to get the jdbc2.0 optional package (if you are using jdk1.3 or 1.2) and whichever JDBC driver you need. If you want to send a code snippet showing what you are trying to do then I can tell you what you need, but this is fairly OT and perhaps best done over private email. Tom
