I'm serious here. Had interminable problems with odbc and now with jdbc.
Experiencing crashes either way. Odbc crashed on one machine, jdbc crashes 2
machines. (identical machines).
Jdbc crashes don't have any build-ups like odbc. No CPU pegging, etc. just
when there is a hit, it goes boom crash.
We're running two servers (one production, one development) at OS X
10.3.8. Our database is Oracle 9. We're running JDBC connections for
the J2EE version of the Witango servlet and that's been very, very
stable. On our laptops for development, we're using JDBC to connect to
the Oracle db wi
Since my case(s) are connecting to mysql, I've got different moving parts.
Nevertheless, when I ask folk who use the same connectors to mysql if they
have experienced application server crashes, they say "Nope". I'm sure there
are bugs, but how come other folks say their app servers throw errors a
We use JDBC to MySQL as well, again with no crash problems. It does
seem pretty mysterious. I haven't experienced the "crash boom" thing.
On the other hand, I think we've always been in 10.3+ since we started
using JDBC to connect... Maybe 10.2.8 wasn't *quite* ready for prime
time in this reg
Yes, it is possible that witango was not fully stable on 10.2.8
On 2/25/05 12:11 PM, "Dale E Graham" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> We use JDBC to MySQL as well, again with no crash problems. It does
> seem pretty mysterious. I haven't experienced the "crash boom" thing.
> On the other hand, I thi
We are running 5.0.9 on osx server 10.3.8 -- not a hickup. 10.2.8 has
a number of issues and I would highly recommend an upgrade.
Jon
On 25-Feb-05, at 1:17 PM, Roland Dumas wrote:
Yes, it is possible that witango was not fully stable on 10.2.8
On 2/25/05 12:11 PM, "Dale E Graham" <[EMAIL PROTEC
With what database and connection?
On 2/25/05 12:32 PM, "Jon van der Raadt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> We are running 5.0.9 on osx server 10.3.8 -- not a hickup. 10.2.8 has
> a number of issues and I would highly recommend an upgrade.
>
> Jon
> On 25-Feb-05, at 1:17 PM, Roland Dumas wrote:
>
Where'd you get witango 5.0.9? Latest I see is 5.0.1.65
On 2/25/05 12:32 PM, "Jon van der Raadt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> We are running 5.0.9 on osx server 10.3.8 -- not a hickup. 10.2.8 has
> a number of issues and I would highly recommend an upgrade.
>
I'm trying to use @URL to POST arguments to a program that
is expecting to get a form post on a non-Witango system. I tested
my @URL on my own program that was expecting a form posting,
and it worked fine. When I sent the same information to the ColdFusion
based program, it did not think that it
Hi Stefan,
Did you pass your form arguments via POSTARGARRAY or POSTARGS?
Also, use the FROM attribute of <@URL>, and add the following to it
FROM='[EMAIL PROTECTED]<@CRLF>Content-Type:
application/x-www-form-urlencoded'
Hope that helps.
Scott Cadillac
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Business Extranet Freedom
IExtr
I tried both using postargarray and postargs with the same lack of result.
I'll try your suggestion next.
Thanks!
Stefan
At 06:39 PM 2/25/2005, you wrote:
Hi Stefan,
Did you pass your form arguments via POSTARGARRAY or POSTARGS?
Also, use the FROM attribute of <@URL>, and add the following to it
FR
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