Hi Ervin
IBM supplies an "IBM Toolbox" containing the .jar libraries containing
the JDBC driver to access to DB2 on iSeries. The "Toolbox" installs on
Windows when you install the Windows client/console to access the
iSeries as server (I don't remember how it is called). Once you
installed your iSeries system you can download the installation kit for
all the tools directly from the iSeries server and install them under
Windows. The .jar can be used under Linux too (potentially under any OS
containing a Java VM). This is based on a commercial ("must pay") license.
Now, the hart of the "IBM Toolbox" is developed as an Open Sources
project. You can get a JDBC driver for free for a restraint use (GPL
license I think) and without all the magnificent tools available in the
commercial kit. Try here: http://jt400.sourceforge.net/
Hope it helps
mihai
Ervin John Bareng a écrit :
How can i connect to IBM iseries using TCP/IP, can you provide us
example? thanks.
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