On 1/4/06, Baker Hughes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Yes, I was reading the docs on it, but no code samples there, so things
> still a bit fuzzy.
Look in (the equivalent of) c:\ibm\unidk\uojsdk and c:\ibm\unidk\jdbc
for samples.
> I'm trying to call the Live Processor (from Retail Decisions) Jav
ave a direct web interface as well at *their* server).
Hope it helps...
JayJay
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>Wendy wrote:
>IBM provides an implementation of the JDBC specification, (a "JDBC
>driver",) as well as a proprietary Java API known as "UniObjects for
Java.
Yes, I was reading the docs on it, but no code samples there, so things
still a bit fuzzy.
>If you mean the the JDBC CallableStatement, you
Just to clarify... You want to move information FROM Universe TO a
Java app? What interfaces (communication interfaces, not Java
interfaces) are provided in the Java app?
-Kevin
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On 1/4/06, Baker Hughes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm still trying to wrap my mind around the UniVerse implementation of
> Java.
IBM provides an implementation of the JDBC specification, (a "JDBC
driver",) as well as a proprietary Java API known as "UniObjects for
Java.
> I need to trigger a
Happy new projects in the New Year (may we each have all we can handle,
and may they all pay).
I'm still trying to wrap my mind around the UniVerse implementation of
Java.
I need to trigger a call, from UV, to a Java API, sending Credit Card
data to our processor.
>From what I can read, the Calla
