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Axton,
I think it is a great idea. And the sample ARDBC Java plugin looks
fairly
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Subject: Re: JDBC ARDBC Plugin
Axton,
I think it is a great idea. And the sample ARDBC Java plugin looks
fairly good at first blush. :)
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BCSample.java
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Appajee
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Axton
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Or not; from PrimitiveWrapFactory.java:
/* -*- Mode: java; tab-width: 8; indent-tabs-mode: nil; c-basic-offset:
4 -*-
*
* * BEGIN LICENSE
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Or not; from PrimitiveWrapFactory.java:
/* -*- Mode: java; tab-width: 8; indent-tabs-mode: nil; c-basic-offset:
4 -*-
*
* * BEGIN
The simple answer is, we don't maintain row level security but access to data
can be locked down to specific users.
But row level security wouldn't be hard to implement - it's just an if
statement. If someone asks, it'll happen!
John
Wondering - can you modify data with the JDBC ARDBC Plugin?
-John
On 9/24/07, John Baker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The simple answer is, we don't maintain row level security but access to
data
can be locked down to specific users.
But row level security wouldn't be hard to implement
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Hello,
I started to write a JDBC driver for ARS and concluded that, to do a good
job,
it would take an awful lot
John,
Can your XML Gateway on a scheduled basis(cron) query external data
sources(using ie: JDBC and AD(LDAP)), and import them into AR forms?
If you can choose where to run XML gateway, would you prefered
installing it on a Solaris or a Windows platform?
Thanks,
Jarl
On 9/22/07, John Baker
Hello,
I started to write a JDBC driver for ARS and concluded that, to do a good job,
it would take an awful lot of effort. It certainly wasn't a two day job given
the size of the JDBC spec. I therefore came up with an alternative solution
that involves our XML Gateway product and ARS queries
Hello,
We (I personally) wrote most of a AR-JDBC plugin once upon a time. But I
quickly concluded that the job had a high maintenance factor (as the specs
change). We therefore took a different view and implemented an AR to SQL
translator into XML Gateway query requests. Look at this:
query
, and sure enough, they're yours.-- Richard
Bach
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Jarl,
I agree
Hi,
For me it would be nice 5-10 years ago, but today almost all of the
integration are done aplication - application(and also trough
middleware), and not to the databases. SOAP and J2EE rules the
integration at the moment...
--
Jarl
On 9/8/07, Axton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
With the new java
Jarl,
I agree that SOAP is the hottest integration technology when it comes to
sharing data between enterprises, but I think there are still cases where
in-house you might want the tighter integration and sheer convenience an ARDBC
JDBC plug-in could give you.
It's astonishing how many
Axton,
And after a bit of thought I think an ARDBC that reads Server side
menu files would be a good tool to have too.
I think one might be able to:
Read data from the file (Set Field actions)
add/remove records from the file
( or maybe re-build the whole file from an ARS form's
The nice thing about the way JDBC was implemented is that there is a
common abstraction layer regardless of the source. The thing I am
thinking about writing would implement the common interfaces and
methods, regardless of the jdbc driver, thus allowing the use of any
data source where a jdbc
Tim,
Yes, we all know :-) Still running several small batch jobs; export
from LDAP, write to file, ftp file to another server, import the file.
Beautiful :-)
--
Jarl
On 9/10/07, Tim Widowfield [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jarl,
I agree that SOAP is the hottest integration technology when it
With the new java based plugin server introduced in 7.1, can I get a
show of hands in who would the interested in a jdbc driver implemented
as an ARDBC plugin?
Seems that a generic implementation would allow access to any remote
db that provides a jdbc driver (Oracle, MSSQL, MySQL, LDAP, MS
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