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jdbc problem?
Hi, I download Oracle thin jdbc driver. First I made a simple application(JDK 1.1), it works.
Then I tried to make an applet, no compile errors. Has the same connecion
string and so on, but when I load it from IE 4.0, it say error, "cannot access
"199.81.96.83":1521", when I load it from Netscape4.01, it even has
problem to load the oracle jdbc driver and stops there before trying to
connect. What's wrong with my program. Thanks.
Shane
Then I tried to make an applet, no compile errors. Has the same connecion
string and so on, but when I load it from IE 4.0, it say error, "cannot access
"199.81.96.83":1521", when I load it from Netscape4.01, it even has
problem to load the oracle jdbc driver and stops there before trying to
connect. What's wrong with my program. Thanks.
Shane
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Yeah, that may be my problem. The web server(IIS 3.0) is under NT 4.0, and the
Oracle 7.0 is under unix. How to generate trusted signed applets. I don't
understand why java impose such limitation. When I use asp, there
is no such reqirement.
Thanks.
Shane
Oracle 7.0 is under unix. How to generate trusted signed applets. I don't
understand why java impose such limitation. When I use asp, there
is no such reqirement.
Thanks.
Shane
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We are currently setting up a simular environment testing 1.1.6 jdk and 1.2beta4 jdk.
I have information from oracle that if you use conection manager as a router for
socket request that you can run applets/applications on a different platform from
the database. Once we have this up and working (wed 8/3/98) I will post the
CM config file and a sample applet/application with connection info. There are
several bugs in the CM GUI module and we are working trying to resolve these
issues. Oracle has forwarded some docs and said they had it working there.
I have information from oracle that if you use conection manager as a router for
socket request that you can run applets/applications on a different platform from
the database. Once we have this up and working (wed 8/3/98) I will post the
CM config file and a sample applet/application with connection info. There are
several bugs in the CM GUI module and we are working trying to resolve these
issues. Oracle has forwarded some docs and said they had it working there.
The main thing you must remember is that your applet can only connect to the database which is residing on the same PHYSICAL machine as your web server, where the applet is loaded from. I.e. if your applet is loaded from www.yoursite.com then it can only connect to the Oracle database residing on www.yoursite.com (unless you're dealing with trusted signed applets and oracle version 8.0.0 or later)