Why don't you try it first?
First, you can try to use JDBC-ODBC to make the connection. If it works, then
you need to find a Type 3/4 JDBC driver for MS SQL Server. However, Some of the
JDBC is not free.
P.S. I am use servlets with Apache Jserv on Linux and my DBMS is PostgreSQL
which is running on Linux.
(I am a student)
Leung Kwok Fai wrote:
> I have set up a Microsoft SQL Server on a NT Server and the servlets
> are located in JServ on a Sun Sparc. I want to know can I make connection in
> this setting? Or the middl-tier also need to locate on NT Server because I'm
> accessing SQL Server.
>
> Thank you!
>
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