Hi Bharat If your problem is communicating with rdbms by odbc calls from Java, there are a couple of solutions: - sun's jdbc-odbc bridge, a jdbc-driver communicating with your local odbc-driver (part of sun's JDK) - JDataConnect, a commercial JDBC-driver which communicates with any ODBC-Driver. It consists of two parts, a server running on the machine which has odbc-access and a jdbc-client called as any jdbc-driver in your JAVA programm. I use it to let my servlets, running on a linux machine, handle an ADS-rdbms running on WNT. This is not possible with sun's jdbc-odbc bridge. For more information see http://www.softsyn.com/ - there is a Java-software similar to JDataConnect whicht uses an API other than JDBC but I deleted it from my HD because of this incompatibility. When I find it again, I'll tell you. Hope this will help Andreas -- ---------------------------------------------------------- To subscribe: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Archives and Other: <http://java.apache.org/main/mail.html> Problems?: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
