| Where can I specify JDBC Driver? [message #75979] |
Tue, 22 February 2005 16:51  |
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Hello!
I am using WTP 1.0M2 on Eclipse3.1M5 and I would like to create a new
database connection via the "Server" view and the "New Connection" wizard.
In the wizard I can see different database managers and the JDBC driver
combo shows "Other".
How can I add a JDBC driver file and where do I need to copy the JAR so
that it shows up in the wizard?
Thanks,
Thomas
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| Re: Where can I specify JDBC Driver? [message #77142 is a reply to message #76148] |
Fri, 25 February 2005 16:45  |
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Thomas and Sylvain,
I am not seeing the default wizard dialog sizing problem in the latest M3
build. Could you send me a screenshot?
Thomas,
If you would like to add a new JDBC Driver to the Wizard for certain
database, you can take a look for the example in the White Paper for RDB.
Under contributing a new JDBC Driver:
http://www.eclipse.org/webtools/wst/components/rdb/Data%20To ols%20Open%20Source%20Overview%20for%20Eclipse%20database%20 Developer.html
If you prefer to use your JDBC driver without any further
work/contribution, You can select "Other" driver and just make sure you
have the correct JDBC class name and URL, it should just connect.
Der Ping
Sylvain Chabert wrote:
> Hi Thomas,
> I had the same problem. You have just to enlarge the popup window, and
> the missing fields will appear !
> It seems that the default size of the popup windows is too small, and
> some fields are not displayed :(
> Regards
> Sylvain
> Tommy wrote:
>> Hello!
>>
>> I am using WTP 1.0M2 on Eclipse3.1M5 and I would like to create a new
>> database connection via the "Server" view and the "New Connection" wizard.
>>
>> In the wizard I can see different database managers and the JDBC driver
>> combo shows "Other".
>>
>> How can I add a JDBC driver file and where do I need to copy the JAR so
>> that it shows up in the wizard?
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Thomas
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