>From the JSP file only (all though I recommend using Servlets for the
business logic/database access, and only JSP for presentation).
/Søren
Monday, December 9, 2002, 10:20:01 PM, Sherif wrote:
SDM> Thanks for your help, I installed Oracle client and I saw java support, I
SDM> think it instal
Thanks for your help, I installed Oracle client and I saw java support, I
think it installed JDBC while installing the client, does the JDBC need
config or the config like db name, db host , username and password comes
from the JSP files only ?
>
> >I know that there is a Unix ODBC driver se
As said you need JDBC here, and with Oracle you have two options. The
easy way is to use the type 4 driver (comes with Oracle, and is named
classes12.zip as I recall), or the native type 2 driver. The type 2
driver gives you better performance, but it requires the Oracle OCI
client running on the c
I know that there is a Unix ODBC driver set which is open source I don't
know how it works, if you have JSP pages JDBC is the way to go.
On Sun, 2002-12-01 at 14:52, Sherif D Mohamad wrote:
> Hello All,
>
> I know that to access a database from a web application on windows we need
> to setup an O
Hello All,
I know that to access a database from a web application on windows we need
to setup an ODBC in the windows control panel, How to do that in Linux ?
For example if I have an oracle database on another server, and a JSP web
site, how can the site connect to the database ? I will install
