Pete,
See my entry last summer for how I got version 3.1 to work
pretty well for me, including pagination support. I haven't gotten the
later versions (.5) to work, but am still working on it as time allows.
http://rubyforge.org/pipermail/jruby-extras-devel/2007-August/001215.htm
l. Note, you also need to add the line: require
'jdbc_adapter/jdbc_as400' to the
active_record/connection_adapters/jdbc_adapter_spec.rb file.
You might also look at this thread:
http://rubyforge.org/pipermail/jruby-extras-devel/2007-July/001161.html
Don Parish
I'd like to work with *someone*, or on my own if necessary, to develop
an adapter for DB2400, a database that runs on IBM's System i hardware.
Although similar to DB2, it is different enough that it needs it's own
adapter (I think). There has been some work in this area but I'd like to
establish something a bit more "official" if possible even though I'd
guess the System i community using Ruby and Rails is pretty small. I am
new to ruby, experienced with Java, but have used activerecord-jdbc very
little (since there is no adapter for the System i - aka AS/400). I saw
one post about an AS/400 adapter but that was using AR-jdbc 4.0. Looks
like some things have changed a bit since that release. How would I get
started? I have poked around, looking at the adapter source, but if
there is a more effective way of starting a project like this I'd rather
start in the right direction rather than wandering around until I found
my way. Thanks Pete
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