Since my case(s) are connecting to mysql, I've got different moving parts. Nevertheless, when I ask folk who use the same connectors to mysql if they have experienced application server crashes, they say "Nope". I'm sure there are bugs, but how come other folks say their app servers throw errors and mine goes boomcrash? Been looking for clues for a year and a half.
On 2/25/05 11:25 AM, "Dale Graham" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > We're running two servers (one production, one development) at OS X > 10.3.8. Our database is Oracle 9. We're running JDBC connections for > the J2EE version of the Witango servlet and that's been very, very > stable. On our laptops for development, we're using JDBC to connect to > the Oracle db with the regular Witango server and we've not seen a JDBC > crash ever. Bugs (of our own writing), yes - but crash and go boom, no. > > I personally dislike ODBC for Oracle so we've just focused on OCI and > JDBC for our work. > > I do know from prior discussions that a badly written connector (JDBC > or ODBC) for a particular database can lead to endless problems. > (Pervasive, for a bad (or good) example. They never seemed be able to > develop a robust ODBC connector.) > > Given a good connection, Witango will work very well, but it IS > sensitive to buggy JDBC/ODBC drivers. > ________________________________________________________________________ TO UNSUBSCRIBE: Go to http://www.witango.com/developer/maillist.taf
