Le 00:56 13/03/99 +0200, Oguz Baktir a �crit:
>HI!
>I have wriiten the code, and compilled it. But when I run the servlet I get
>a 500 Internal SErver Error. I think there is something wrong with the
>driver installation. How did you make the driver adjusment and and how did
>you address your database in the code, I mea the path thing etc...
>I'm looking forward to your answer.
>Oguz
You have NOTHING to deal with the DB.
Your problem is not really servlet related :-)
You must first set up a System DSN with a name and call this DSN (not the
real database) in the driver call :
con = DriverManager.getConnection("jdbc:odbc:BIC", "","");
In this case my database as a System DSN called BIC and no passwrod, no
UserID with this items it would have been
con = DriverManager.getConnection("jdbc:odbc:BIC", "USERID","PASSWORD");
Hope this helps
Luc Saint-Elie
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