JDBC driver for OpenInsight ? (OpenInsight Specific)
At 22 FEB 2002 02:11:07AM Peter Richards wrote:
Hi,
Is there an JDBC driver available (for the OI LH files), that I could use from other software (Delphi, VB), to access the LH files WITHOUT having to drop into the IO application ?
Thanks,
Peter
At 22 FEB 2002 03:16AM [url=http://www.sprezzatura.com" onMouseOver=window.status=Click here to visit our web site?';return(true)]The Sprezzatura Group[/url] wrote:
If we read your question as "without having to be running openengine" then the answer is "No", sorry.
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At 22 FEB 2002 09:11AM Peter Richards wrote:
Hi,
] If we read your question as "without having to be running openengine" then the answer is "No", sorry.
Okay, thanks
Peter
At 22 FEB 2002 11:54AM Mike Ruane wrote:
Peter-
This is one of the features we're hoping to include in OI 4.1, which we plan to have in time for the Revelation Users Conference to be held in Las Vegas this August 14-16.
Mike
At 22 FEB 2002 10:32PM Peter Richards wrote:
Hi Mike,
] This is one of the features we're hoping to include in OI 4.1, which we plan to have in time for the Revelation Users Conference to be held in Las Vegas this August 14-16.
Although August is a way off yet, can you advise at this stage if a person would have to purchase OI 4.1 to get the 'use' (develop & deploy) of the JDBC, or the product (JDBC) would be for sale as a seperate item.
I'm not disputing whether or not OI 4.1 is a good product, I just have to 'watch the pennies' and look at the tools I now have (OI 3.7.2 , Dephi 6 Pro and JBuilder 5 ), and try and make best use of those investments. If at all possible, I would rather buy the JDBC alone, assuming I could use it with JBuilder 5 (Borlands Java product).
On the other hand, if I was 'loaded', I don't think I would have any hesitation in purchasing OI 4, as the 16 bit OI product has been a really great development tool to work with.
Thanks,
Peter
At 28 FEB 2002 10:32PM Peter Richards wrote:
Hi,
Came across an open source project called "Maverick", see http://www.maverick-dbms.org/ or http://sourceforge.net/projects/maverick
It's written in Java, and could be adpated for OI LH files, as the basis is unidata, and is a 'pick style' open source DBMS.
Peter
At 01 MAR 2002 02:29AM Chris Callaghan wrote:
I think it actually uses UniObjects which is UniVerse's Java API. It appears as tho it uses UniVerse and other databases like MySQL as a file system to store the data and provides a basic compiler and other MV tools on top.
MV stored in SQL is an interesting concept…