Hello Timo,
Bingo - your advice solved my problem, and I can now connect to OpenBase.
When I compared the 2 OpenBaseJDBC.jar files - sure enough the one in
/Library/Java/Extensions had a earlier date (9/12/2006 and 73,373 bytes)
VERSUS the file in
/Applications/OpenBase/Developer/Interfaces/J
On 26-Feb-07, at 5:25 PM, Timo Hoepfner wrote:
... some update (WO 533?) replaces the OpenBase driver ...
I've been looking at what's updated by the WebObjects5.3.3Update.pkg
and I don't see any updates happening in /Library/Java/Extensions
Mac OS X 10.4.8, Xcode 2.4.1 on ppc
I've not tried
Hi there,
had a similar issue last week. The symptoms were the same. Either
some update (WO 533?) replaces the OpenBase driver with a outdated or
broken one, or the last java update makes the old one useless. When I
did a "System.out.println(ObDriver.class)" at application startup, I
woul
If it is in /Library/Java/Extensions, then it is on the classpath.
Period. End of story. So the error must be something else.
What have you done since it was last working? Think hard,
_something_ has changed.
Things to check:
- are you explicitly including it on the classpath someplace e
Checked Spotlight and it is ONLY in /Library/Java/Extensions (and of
course - /Application/OpenBase/Developer).
Also I looked further into the project Java Build Path and do see JRE
System Library(JVM 1.4.2) which contains the item > OpenBaseJDBC.jar -
/Library/Java/Extensions/. So the error t
Use Spotlight to find OpenBaseJDBC.jar. You probably have it also
in /Library/WebObjects/Extensions or some other inappropriate place.
It should ONLY be in /Library/Java/Extensions
Chuck
On Feb 26, 2007, at 11:20 AM, Fred Shurtleff wrote:
Hello All,
I am unable to connect to a localho
