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14, 2009 9:57 PM
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Subject: Re: MySQL + JDBC
Not that I wanted to get into a debate about the usefulness of ODBC, but
the Java-based web services we have aren't the only things that connect to
these databases, and going through ODBC has
[mailto:strutsu...@tgrigsby.com] Sent: Monday,
December
14, 2009 9:57 PM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: MySQL + JDBC
Not that I wanted to get into a debate about the usefulness of ODBC, but
the Java-based web services we have aren't the only things that connect
Do you have other Java apps working, or just other native apps?
PK
Todd Grigsby wrote:
It's all 64-bit, installed correctly enough to work from other apps.
I will try the Sun forums.
TG
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Other native apps. The Java apps are being migrated from a 32-bit
environment (WinXP and Java 32-bit + Struts 1.1), and they worked
there. I don't want to point to any one thing, since every part of the
equation is a newer version of what was there before, but at this point
the only
Todd Grigsby wrote:
Other native apps. The Java apps are being migrated from a 32-bit
environment (WinXP and Java 32-bit + Struts 1.1), and they worked
there. I don't want to point to any one thing, since every part of
the equation is a newer version of what was there before, but at this
Patrick J Kobly wrote:
Todd Grigsby wrote:
Other native apps. The Java apps are being migrated from a 32-bit
environment (WinXP and Java 32-bit + Struts 1.1), and they worked
there. I don't want to point to any one thing, since every part of
the equation is a newer version of what was
Running the binary dist of Tomcat?
tomcat.exe / tomcatw.exe
PK
Todd Grigsby wrote:
Patrick J Kobly wrote:
Todd Grigsby wrote:
Other native apps. The Java apps are being migrated from a 32-bit
environment (WinXP and Java 32-bit + Struts 1.1), and they worked
there. I don't want to point
Yes. Running Tomcat 6 as a Windows service...Ok, this is
interesting. On a whim, I ran tomcat6w, and when it came up, it appears
to using the C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jre6\bin\client\jvm.dll,
which implies to me that the JVM it's attempting to use is the 32-bit
version.
High
Fantastic! The error that I'm getting is,
org.apache.tomcat.dbcp.dbcp.SQLNestedException: Cannot create
PoolableConnectionFactory ([Microsoft][ODBC Driver Manager] The
specified DSN contains an architecture mismatch between the Driver and
Application. Ever seen that?
TG
Neil Aggarwal
Oh, and a relevant follow-up question: do you use JDBC-ODBC to connect
to MySQL?
TG
Neil Aggarwal wrote:
Let me simplify the question: Has anyone out there managed to
create a
working connection to the latest version of MySQL 64-bit via
JDBC from
Struts 2?
I am sure many people
Todd Grigsby wrote:
Fantastic! The error that I'm getting is,
org.apache.tomcat.dbcp.dbcp.SQLNestedException: Cannot create
PoolableConnectionFactory ([Microsoft][ODBC Driver Manager] The
specified DSN contains an architecture mismatch between the Driver and
Application. Ever seen that?
Manos Batsis wrote:
Todd Grigsby wrote:
Fantastic! The error that I'm getting is,
org.apache.tomcat.dbcp.dbcp.SQLNestedException: Cannot create
PoolableConnectionFactory ([Microsoft][ODBC Driver Manager] The
specified DSN contains an architecture mismatch between the Driver
and
What do you mean by I need to use ODBC to abstract the database connection.??
In most (all?) web containers I know about, there is a standard way of
abstract out the database connection and it is by declaring a
javax.sql.DataSource, which you can get it from JNDI (which is pretty
standard too.)
Oh, and a relevant follow-up question: do you use JDBC-ODBC
to connect
to MySQL?
I never used ODBC to talk to MySQL. I am not sure how well
that would work.
Thanks,
Neil
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Works great, Neil, thanks for asking.
TG
Neil Aggarwal wrote:
Oh, and a relevant follow-up question: do you use JDBC-ODBC
to connect
to MySQL?
I never used ODBC to talk to MySQL. I am not sure how well
that would work.
Thanks,
Neil
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Neil Aggarwal, (281)846-8957,
Not that I wanted to get into a debate about the usefulness of ODBC, but
the Java-based web services we have aren't the only things that connect
to these databases, and going through ODBC has been, for the last 10
years, a very nice and consistent way to connect across all our
applications
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From: Todd Grigsby [mailto:strutsu...@tgrigsby.com]
Sent: Monday, December 14, 2009 9:57 PM
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Subject: Re: MySQL + JDBC
Not that I wanted to get into a debate about the usefulness of ODBC, but
the Java-based web services we have aren't the only things that connect
message/condition do you receive?
Or are you merely asking if MySQL 64-bit is compatible with ODBC [OT]?
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From: Todd Grigsby [mailto:strutsu...@tgrigsby.com] Sent: Monday, December
14, 2009 9:57 PM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: MySQL + JDBC
Not that I wanted to get into a debate about the usefulness of ODBC, but
the Java-based web services we have aren't the only
Let me simplify the question: Has anyone out there managed to create a
working connection to the latest version of MySQL 64-bit via JDBC from
Struts 2?
TG
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Let me simplify the question: Has anyone out there managed to
create a
working connection to the latest version of MySQL 64-bit via
JDBC from
Struts 2?
I am sure many people have. I run 64 bit servers with MySQL
and Struts 2.
What are you seeing?
Neil
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