You should not need any kind of tcljdbc wrapper or anything. You can
create jdbc objects directly from Tcl. The whole point of the tcljava
interface is to remove the need to create "wrappers" around C code.
You do not need wrappers when you can just invoke the Java methods
directly from your Tcl code. As for examples of using jdbc in tcljava,
see the thread titled "[Bug TclBlend 1.2.5] Floating point mismatch".
This thread includes some examples of calling jdbc methods from inside
tcljava.
later
Mo DeJong
On Mon, 22 Nov 1999, Robert Chou wrote:
> hi All,
>
> Anyone know of, or is working on, a tcljdbc package similar to tclodbc?
>
> I'll interested because I'm working on a tcl server page (tsp) port, similar
> to JSPs, except that you script in tcl, but have access to java. Since it's
> still runs under a servlet engine, and exposes the engine's objects as tcl
> variables, you can take advantage of your servlet knowledge, java low
> level power, and have tcl for easy day to day scripting. I'm not done yet
> (putting in declarative caching right now), and so I was hoping I wouldn't
> have to write a tcljdbc package also...
>
> thanks,
> rob
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