DBCP, JDBC4 and createArrayOf

Hi, I wish to use the DBCP 1.2.2 in a project which requires some JDBC4 functionality, namely createArrayOf of the the Connection interface. Some questions: 1) Possibly in only my project, I see that 1.2.2 uses a JDBC4Connection under the hood. Is there a way to get direct access to one of the

Re: [JXPath] Iterators and Pointers (on partial matches)

Hi Andrew, I'm not sure if JXPath is necessarily really the right tool for this. This almost just looks like a sort of hierarchical lookup. I have a HierarchyTable we use at my $work for these type purposes; unfortunately I haven't yet gotten clearance to release it into the wild. I plan

Re: DBCP, JDBC4 and createArrayOf

Shakil Shaikh wrote: Hi, I wish to use the DBCP 1.2.2 in a project which requires some JDBC4 functionality, namely createArrayOf of the the Connection interface. Some questions: 1) Possibly in only my project, I see that 1.2.2 uses a JDBC4Connection under the hood. Is there a way to get

[math] Re: ODE Question

Angelo Port a écrit : Hi, Hello, First, please use a marker like [math] when posting to this list according to the commons component you use. This list is shared by several components, so it helps subscribers filter the messages. I am attempting to use the Dormand-Prince 54 integrator.

Re: [JXPath] Iterators and Pointers (on partial matches)

Hi Matt, Your explanation re: HierarchyTable sounds very similar. Another possible option is if I can somehow tokenize the steps in the expression itself. Then I could keep appending the .next() token... and re-run the expression until it fails (in actual fact it would be best to start removing