Hi Robert,
I had a chance to look at the code you provided and part of the problem is that
MyDriver is not adhering to the JDBC specification as the call to
registerDriver *must* be in the static block of the java.sql.Driver
implementation and *not* in the constructor. The
Hi again,
I just realised that I missed an important bit from the test case in my earlier
mail.
The jar file used for the test needs to contain, in addition to the class
files, a text file called META-INF/services/java.sql.Driver containing the text
MyDriver
since it is the interaction between
Hi there,
We are doing some early testing with JDK 9 and have discovered that the changes
made to java.sql.DriverManager back in November/December have introduced an
incompatibility with our JDBC driver (that we have used unchanged since Java 6)
when it is pre-loaded with Class.forName (as
Thanks Alan,Note that the repro given in my mail is a bit simpler than the
current defect description, especially if you don't have access to the MyFace
JDBC driver.Regards,Robert
On Friday, 3 April 2015, 13:04, Alan Bateman alan.bate...@oracle.com wrote:
On 03/04/2015 10:33, Robert Gibson
On 03/04/2015 10:33, Robert Gibson wrote:
Hi there,
We are doing some early testing with JDK 9 and have discovered that the changes
made to java.sql.DriverManager back in November/December have introduced an
incompatibility with our JDBC driver (that we have used unchanged since Java 6)
when
