Amy:
You should just be able to use a different JDBC driver, as opposed to the
JDBC driver required for the JDBC/ODBC bridge. Oracle's own JDBC driver I
believe comes with 8i. The way I've done it is to make the connection info
an argument in the properties file, so I can change drivers/databases
without any code changes.
Mike
http://www.javacorporate.com
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> Dear all,
> I wrote a servlet which connect to a MS Access database. It works
> fine. Now I want to change the database to Oracle 8i.
> I think Oracle 8i does not need JDBC-ODBC bridge.
> Does anyone know how serlvet connect to a Oracle 8i database?
>
> AW
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