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pro_java_server thread: doubt about jdbc, applet
Message #1 by "Robert Shaw" <roberts@w...> on Wed, 23 Aug 2000 16:28:30
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Hi,
1) This particular driver provided by sun doesn't support JDBC 2.0.
The methos u are mentioning are avilable only in JDBC 2.0. So, u need
driver thats JDBC 2.0 complaint.
2) ya. ist is possible to give certain/all persmission certain/all
applets
which ar downloaded from certain/all sites. These can set in afile called
polict file. There is also a toll to edit this polict file. The tool is
called "policytool".
3) Sorry, i havent' worked in IIS. But, there are plug-in for running
servlets
in IIS. you can try servletrunner, servletexec or try out in apache site.
- Shankar S
http://shankar.enmail.com
-----Original Message-----
From: Robert Shaw [mailto:roberts@w...]
Sent: Wednesday, August 23, 2000 4:29 PM
To: Java Server
Subject: doubt about jdbc, applet
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Date: Tue, 22 Aug 2000 20:14:41
Subject: doubt about jdbc, applet
To: wrox_wap
From: "anandh" <anand_t@e...>
1)When I work with jdbc with following command
Class.forName("sun.jdbc.odbc.JdbcOdbcDriver");
the resultset supports only for next() method and not for other navigation
methods and inserting and updating methods.
How to solve this problem?
2)How can I read file from any directory on local disk using applet using
security relaxation?
3) Can I configure IIS to run java servlets.
I expect your immediate help with grateful
t.anand
mailto:ak_clinton@y...
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