To recap, it goes down the path by subprotocol -> plugin -> driver selection. I could relate that one of the jar file has more than one driver and could not recall which db. Good that you mentioned as I don't think this info is mentioned in any legacy docs I have come across...well may be just that i did not read enough : )
Cheers Cheong Hee On Wed, Feb 10, 2010 at 8:44 PM, <msch...@mdimension.com> wrote: > You set plugin if 1) your plugin doesn't register itself for the > subprotocol or 2) you have more than one plugin that registers for the > subprotocol and you want to pick a specific one. You set driver if 1) your > plugin doesn't set a driver class name explicitly or 2) you want to use a > different driver than the plugin prefers (ie ms's sqlserver jdbc driver vs > the opensource version). For most, you don't have to care. > > Sent from my iPhone > >
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