I want to be able to pass the authentication from
the web application to the database system. I know I can use the
req.getRemoteUser( ) to grab the authenticated user. How can I grab the
password. Or is their a better way to handle
this?
Hi I am using MySQL and JDBC mm.mysql Driver to connect to the database. I am
having trouble trying to connect. Can anyone tell me if MySQL is even
compatible with servlets? From the JDBC mm.mysql Driver it looks as if it
is. Also in one of the emails I saw a sample script and they used
Hi I am using MySQL and JDBC mm.mysql Driver to connect to
the database. I am
having trouble trying to connect. Can anyone tell me if MySQL is even
compatible with servlets? From the JDBC mm.mysql Driver
it looks as if it is.
Yes, it is possible to use MySQL with servlets. Any
Firstly I very strongly highly recommend you buy a decent book on servlets with
a section on JDBC
The O'Reilly book Java Servlet Programming - by Jason Hunter is a good one.
On Thu, 15 Mar 2001, you wrote:
Hi I am using MySQL and JDBC mm.mysql Driver to connect to the database. I am
On Thu, 15 Mar 2001, Andrew Robson wrote:
Firstly I very strongly highly recommend you buy a decent book on
servlets with a section on JDBC
The O'Reilly book Java Servlet Programming - by Jason Hunter is a
good one.
[ ... ]
FWIW, there is a second edition of this book in the works, and
I already got my copy of the 2nd edition from Amazon.com, so I
expect that the book has gone pretty well :-)
Steve Prior
Milt Epstein wrote:
On Thu, 15 Mar 2001, Andrew Robson wrote:
Firstly I very strongly highly recommend you buy a decent book on
servlets with a section on JDBC
The
driver for a database it's
recommended to use this instead of the odbc bridge.
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Hi I am using MySQL and JDBC mm.mysql
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Subject: database question
I have an access database created with relationships and some data.
Are there tools to read an access database and create SQL scripts to create
the equivalent in an SQL database (like MySql) ?
thanks,
Rich
this is a common question from Access users wanting to convert to some
other db, and the Microsoft answer is that the Access file format is
proprietary and therefore if MS doesn't provide a conversion program (which
they don't), then you're out of luck.
The solution then is to write some VB
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Subject: RE: database question
This might sound lame but...
Microsoft Visio 2000 Enterprise has a tool which will analyze an existing
database and output SQL.
What specifically do you want to port it to?
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