Hi:
You can use the ODBC-JDBC bridge driver for access the SQL-Server or you an use a
JDBC 4th class driver. After this you can try with parser for XML
(http://www.apache.org/xml).
Try the ODBC-JDBC,
Gerardo Nu�ez
Taku Sugimoto wrote:
> Hi,
>
> i'm using NT(sp6), IIS4.0 and MS SQLServer7.0.
> i want to use JSP, Servlet and JavaBeans (not EJB) to access
> the database. But unfortunately i can't use JDBC driver,
> therefore to connect the database, i have to use ASP.
> Is it possible to pass data (XML format, maybe) or
> parameters (using JavaScript) between JSP and ASP?
> Or, in this case, is it better to use not JSP/Servlet but ASP?
> If possble, how can i do this?
>
> thanks in advance.
> taku
>
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