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From: "Jason van Zyl" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > Does this have anything to do with it does it?
> >
> > >From DBFactory.initializeDriverToAdapterMap
> >
> > driverToAdapterMap.put("org.hsql.jdbcDriver", "DBHypersonicSQL");
> >
> > hsqldb's jdbcDriver is org.hsqldb.jdbcDriver (not org.hsql...) in 1.61.
>
> Sure does!
>
> I just added an entry to the DBFactory class for you. Give it a whirl.
> I added:
>
> driverToAdapterMap.put("org.hsqldb.jdbcDriver", "DBHsqldb");
Ok, I think I get it. It maps to the adapter classname (prepending package
to instantiate).
But there is a facility to map dynamically from the config file too. I'm
not quite sure what that looks like yet though, but that assumes there is a
compatible adapter class, right? Maybe I'm understanding this afterall, at
least a little :)
By the way, typo alert:
private static void registerAdapter(String driver, Class apdaterClass)
{
if (!adapters.containsKey(driver))
{
// Add this new adapter class to the list of known adapters.
adapters.put(driver, apdaterClass);
}
}
"apdater". I've dated a lot of "apps" in my time.... I should get out more
often.
Erik
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