Ken, I tried the name initially.
The message EOModeler throws: <No suitable driver> seems to say to me
that it is looking and can't find the <system> call it wants to
invoke. What kind of call is that?
I'll be steamed if I wander into the same mess that non-Direct
Connect got me into, after a month of trying with lots of help from
Art Isbell we both gave up and I run in Direct Connect mode only.
How is that URL decomposed that starts with <jdbc:FrontBase://...>?
On Aug 23, 2007, at 11:42 AM, Ken Anderson wrote:
You might have to use a hostname instead of an IP address,
depending on how smart it is... Try defining a hostname with that
IP and using the name instead.
On Aug 23, 2007, at 2:38 PM, Chuck Hill wrote:
On Aug 23, 2007, at 11:07 AM, Baiss Eric Magnusson wrote:
What does the URL look like for the <JDBC Connection> of
EOModeler for connecting to a different computer on the same sub-
net?
I want to run my WebObjects application server on one computer
and have the database be on a different computer.
This is for development initially but, of course, I need to do it
for deployment eventually.
Normally URL is
<jdbc:FrontBase://localhost/DB_Name/user=_SYSTEM/
dbpasswd=************>
I tried
<jdbc:FrontBase://192.168.1.101/DB_Name/user=_SYSTEM/
dbpasswd=**********>
but that gives
<No suitable driver>.
That format looks correct to me.
Chuck
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