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Re: can we use jdbc-odbc bridge driver in applets
Using jdbc-odbc bridge in applets is a pain in the neck. Better to use Type
3 and 4 drivers. You could find
many vendors - link to a couple of them
http://www.inetsoftwares.com
http://www.idssoftwares.com
and lot of links from Sun's JDBC site
"murali" <vgmurali@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>Hi,
> can we access the oracle database by using jdbc-odbc bridge driver in
>applets while executing the applets in netscape navigator 4.0. (or)
> if we couldn't use jdbc-odbc bridge driver in the above case,
>which bridge driver can be used to access the database?
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Re: can we use jdbc-odbc bridge driver in applets
Neither of those links works, but http://www.idssoftware.com/ does.
nasarma <nasarma@emirates.net.ae> wrote in message
news:390f2af0$1@news.devx.com...
>
> Using jdbc-odbc bridge in applets is a pain in the neck. Better to use
Type
> 3 and 4 drivers. You could find
> many vendors - link to a couple of them
>
> http://www.inetsoftwares.com
> http://www.idssoftwares.com
>
> and lot of links from Sun's JDBC site
>
>
>
> "murali" <vgmurali@hotmail.com> wrote:
> >
> >Hi,
> > can we access the oracle database by using jdbc-odbc bridge driver in
> >applets while executing the applets in netscape navigator 4.0. (or)
> > if we couldn't use jdbc-odbc bridge driver in the above
case,
> >which bridge driver can be used to access the database?
>
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