If you are using Oracle, doesn't it have a type 4 drive ? An Oracle JDBC driver
will be certainly documented well in the Oracle docs. I don't know if there is
any default port for jdbc/odbc bridge, I don't think so. RmiJDBC was written to
solve this issue. I think the best you can do is to go to www.oracle.com and
look there.
Wellington Lacerda
BRAZIL
Xizhen Wang wrote:
> Hi! I am developing a 3-tiered application, which means browser <-->
> web_server <--> database_server. I use JDBC to connect to the Oracle
> database from web server to the database server. But I do not know how
> to specify the url in JDBC. Mine is: "jdbc:odbc:user:jupiter:4000".
> user is the database name, jupiter is the database server name (Can I
> specify it with a IP address?) and 4000 is the port number. Is this
> correct? Is the port number necessary? (if not, what the default port
> number?) How to specify this port number in Oracle administration? I
> only know the table name, how do I know which database it belongs to?
>
> Thanks a lot!
>
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