Hi NetRexxers,
my (german) java JDK111 now runs fine and with it NetRexx 1.20. One StarOffice DLL got into the way ... Thanks for help/encouragements. The excellent Redbook (http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/redpieces.html) is a great Tutorial using NetRexx, especially with newer JDK11 features. JDBC with Java11: Could someone tell me where to get the fitting DB2JDBC driver (DLL and classes) to run (the former working) DB2 database with NetRexx 1.20. [on OS/2, DB2 version 2.12] All the best Kai ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ To unsubscribe from this mailing list ( ibm-netrexx ), please send a note to [hidden email] with the following message in the body of the note unsubscribe ibm-netrexx <e-mail address> |
On Mon, 08 Sep 97 12:15:13, Kai Schmidt wrote:
>Hi NetRexxers, > >my (german) java JDK111 now runs fine and with it NetRexx 1.20. One StarOffice DLL >got into the way ... >Thanks for help/encouragements. > >The excellent Redbook (http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/redpieces.html) is a great >Tutorial using NetRexx, especially with newer JDK11 features. > >JDBC with Java11: > >Could someone tell me where to get the fitting DB2JDBC driver (DLL and classes) to >run (the former working) DB2 database with NetRexx 1.20. >[on OS/2, DB2 version 2.12] > >All the best > >Kai > (probably after 2 weeks of searching, testing and so on... grrr) See at url: ftp://testcase.boulder.ibm.com/ps/fromibm/db2/hkbank/db2java.zip and db2jdbc.dll Download these, copy them to the standard locations where the previous version reside, and see what happens. One tip: use the tempjava.sql instead of java.sql and as driver use ibm.netsql.DB2Driver. Tests with the jdbcgui-class in the redbook examples showed a rather stable and fast state :-) ah: don't forget to start the db2jd with db2jstrt <portnr> and use an url jdbc:db2://host:portnr/database. Solutions welcome though if somebody get's it running with the standard java.sql-classes. I don't know really know really the diffence to the original classes, beside their naming and a special numeric.class file (hmmm). till then... Patric (happily developing... 8-)) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ To unsubscribe from this mailing list ( ibm-netrexx ), please send a note to [hidden email] with the following message in the body of the note unsubscribe ibm-netrexx <e-mail address> |
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On Mon, 08 Sep 97 12:15:13, Kai Schmidt wrote:
>Hi NetRexxers, > >my (german) java JDK111 now runs fine and with it NetRexx 1.20. One StarOffice DLL >got into the way ... >Thanks for help/encouragements. > >The excellent Redbook (http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/redpieces.html) is a great >Tutorial using NetRexx, especially with newer JDK11 features. > >JDBC with Java11: > >Could someone tell me where to get the fitting DB2JDBC driver (DLL and classes) to >run (the former working) DB2 database with NetRexx 1.20. >[on OS/2, DB2 version 2.12] > >All the best > >Kai > (probably after 2 weeks of searching, testing and so on... grrr) See at url: ftp://testcase.boulder.ibm.com/ps/fromibm/db2/hkbank/db2java.zip and db2jdbc.dll Download these, copy them to the standard locations where the previous version reside, and see what happens. One tip: use the tempjava.sql instead of java.sql and as driver use ibm.netsql.DB2Driver. Tests with the jdbcgui-class in the redbook examples showed a rather stable and fast state :-) ah: don't forget to start the db2jd with db2jstrt <portnr> and use an url jdbc:db2://host:portnr/database. Solutions welcome though if somebody get's it running with the standard java.sql-classes. I don't know really know really the diffence to the original classes, beside their naming and a special numeric.class file (hmmm). till then... Patric (happily developing... 8-)) |
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