Hi Raman,
What driver are you using? Where is it stored (do the users download it
along with the applet or do you require them to install it locally)? And
what is the exact message of the exception you get?
You might find the following links helpful:
http://jdbc.postgresql.org/docs/applet.html
Hi
The reason I suggested that the finializer be there is that when you are
using large objects via blobs, there is no way to say "I am done with this
blob" and have its resources cleaned up. The only thing you can do is set
the reference to null and hope the garbage collector cleans up the blob
Hello,
I'm writing to you because I've run out of options. I'm trying to write a java
application to access a postgresql database here on our system, but I'm getting
an error that I don't understand when the application runs. I would appreciate
any help that you can give as I am unsure how to s
Hello,
I'm writing this because I've run out of options. I'm trying to write a java
application to access a postgresql database here on our system, but I'm getting
an error that I don't understand when the application runs. I would appreciate
any help that you can give as I am unsure how to sol
Thank you George & Everybody else also,
The docs have the required information. I just didn't look in there.. it
seems accessing JDBC within an applet is a bad idea Peter Mount has an
alternative...
There's several problems here:
You have to configure pg_hba.conf to allow any host (and I m
