Depending on what database you're using, you can use freetds.org's free JDBC
drivers. They work with Sybase and SQL Server. I'm using them now and
they're rock solid.
-----Original Message-----
From: tdavis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Saturday, June 09, 2001 1:17 PM
To: JRun-Talk
Subject: JRun's included JDBC drivers
Can you use JRun 3.1's included JDBC drivers directly in servlets/JSP's,
without registering through the JDBC Settings?
I have servlets (and my own connection pooling) that I am going to run
through JRun that register the drivers themselves. I get inconsistent
results, where sometimes they work, sometimes they don't (with "cannot use
with embedded applications" errors)... without even changing my code.
Even the most simple ones...
Class.forName("allaire.jrun.jdbc.JRunDriver");
etc
etc
I guess I'm very unclear what the SPECIFIC limitations are with the provided
drivers. My understanding was that I could use the JDBC drivers as long as
I ran my servlets/JSP's through JRun. I have no need right now to use JDBC
Settings' pooling and what not.
Can I treat the included drivers much like separate drivers, as long as
they're registered in servlets/JSP's running through JRun?
(Purchasing a separate JDBC driver is not an option right now)
Toby
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