Hi Gary,
> I am trying how to find out how one may represent data from java into a database. I
>know one needs a JDBC driver, but if I have installed JKD1.2 do i already have JDBC
>installed with it? Or do i have to instll it separately.
The basic JDBC interfaces are part of the JDK (java.sql.). You will
additionally need a JDBC driver for your database system. Most vendors
provide JDBC drivers with their system. You can get a list of JDBC
drivers available from http://java.sun.com/products/jdbc/jdbc.drivers.html.
Not all of these are available for Linux, though. If you're looking for a
free system, try e.g. PostgreSQL; the PostgreSQL JDBC driver's homepage is
http://www.retep.org.uk/postgres/. Depending on your Linux distribution it
may already be part of it; for example, SuSE includes PostgreSQL and its
JDBC driver.
CU,
Stefan
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