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Philippe Johan 999900280 skrev:
> <snip>
> Problems:
> 1. Interclient(jdbc) reports "Broken pipe on connection ...". But ONLY if
> leaving the local machine(ie db url to other machine).
> Strange thing is that if coming with jdbc from Windows to same machine there
> is NEVER a problem(Broken pipe).
> So it's Interclient OR Java on linux, right? A failed call to Interclient
> screws it up.
>
> It does seem the JVM on linux is havin networking problems.
> Do you have a 'native' client that you could use to test the basic communication
> first?
>
yes, using isql from commandline works directly over network to database.
jdbc is using a middle tier(interserver).
application
!
interclient
!
interserver
!
!
network
!
!
interserver
!
database
> But sometimes this statement does not only produce false - it actually
> produces the error "Operation on closed resultset".
> And I definitely does not close it at this point in execution. Why?
>
> Are you sure you do not close anything else round that point.
> Closing the connection, automatically close all Statements.
> And consecutively, closing a Statement automatically closes the ResultSet.
>
Yes, I am opening the connection(for test purposes) on each call to "service-method".
And in the end of the servicemethod i close all connections/statements.
I do not use any "post/get" - only service where I check pro input params and
execute a couple of functions.
> We are using the ConnectionPool from Karl Moss which on our e-commerce site is easy,
>stable
> and it is free. His site at mindspring is no longer there, but I can still provide
>you with the
> classes (Source included) if you want.
>
Thanks! I'll check it out.
//OLAS
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