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  1. la

    setup data source through java

    that, my friend, is exactly what i am asking. the thing is i know it can be done, because a friend of mine did before (using Runtime.exec() or something. don't ask me about the friend plz :) it is a very simple task too, only about 7 - 10 lines of code.
    • la
    • Post #8
    • Forum: Java
  2. la

    parsing files

    thanks for your feedback jstreich. basically along the same lines as i am approaching it. simple and to the point. i find that one of the biggest problems is there is no help or books or articles (at least i couldn't any) on interpreting markup languages (as opposed to regular languages such as...
    • la
    • Post #3
    • Forum: Java
  3. la

    setup data source through java

    hello again. i had a feeling JNDI is wasn't what i needed. let me try and explain what i want a bit clearer. i know how to use JDBC with databases, odbc, etc. now, to setup a datasource you have to go to control panel -> administrative tools -> data sources (odbc). then u would click on "Add"...
    • la
    • Post #6
    • Forum: Java
  4. la

    parsing files

    i want to make a file parser and interpreter for a markup language such as HTML, CFML (more like CFML). i justed wanted to get your opinion on what the easiest way to go about this is and why??? for example you have a HTML file with the following content: <HTML> <!-- forget the head we...
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    • Forum: Java
  5. la

    setup data source through java

    thanks for the reply sedj the only lines new to me are: Context ctx = new InitialContext(); DataSource ds = (DataSource)ctx.lookup("java:comp/env/myPoolName"); Connection c = ds.getConnection(); maybe it's because i've never user JNDI. would you be so kind as to give me a brief introduction...
    • la
    • Post #3
    • Forum: Java
  6. la

    setup data source through java

    hi all, this is my first post as i have just joined the tek-tips community. long time reader though, love the site. i want to set up a data source from within a servlet. the servlet will take in the two variables. these will be the path to the database and the datasource name. then another...
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    • Forum: Java

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