So you are working in a project eh. =)
It doesn't matter what the database was done in.
It's a database in sql? You can always access it
as long as the language provide connectivity to that
kinda database.
You can always use java's jdbcodbc drivers. You can
create a DBManager Bean(model) that does the db access stuff.
Then you can instantiate DBManager in your servlets (controller)
and interface with the Database.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Vadlmudi Harischandra [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Tuesday, May 22, 2001 7:12 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Good Morning !!!
>
>
> Hai ,
> I am very new to the S/W Environment.
> In the sense, I had just camed out from my college ,after
> completing my M.C.A..
> Now I am working in a project , where I have to Use
> MVC architecture..
> I am using
>
> Model------Java Beans
> View-------JSP
> Controller--Servlet
>
> But I have no problem with the above architecture..
>
> But My problem is , this company already had some database
> which is done in VC++..
>
> Now I have to connect to that database using
> CONTROLLER(servlets or jsp) .....
>
> I am trying to use CORBA I/f to connect to the
> Database..But I am get strucked here...I am not getting any
> good ideas...
>
> if any one had experience in this area, please kindly
> give me Ur Valuable suggestions...
>
> With Adv.Thanks & Wrm Rgds..
> .............. Have A Nice Day............
>
>
>
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