Обсуждение: Re: [INTERFACES] First-time JDBC setup with Jakarta! Whee!

Quoting Adam Haberlach <adam@newsnipple.com>:

>     I could have sworn that we were splitting this list up,
> to move the PHP and JDBC stuff somewhere else, but I can't
> seem to find any reference to that on the web pages, so here
> goes.

pgsql-jdbc@postgresql.org is the list. I'm cc'ing that list now.

I keep meaning to post an email about the new list to interfaces, general & sql
(as that's where JDBC stuff is still being posted).

>     I've installed Jakarta Tomcat, and have it running, and
> now I'm trying to get the postgres jdbc drivers installed.
> I think I did it right (put the files int he right place,
> cast the magic server.xml incantation, and now when I start,
> I get:
>
> FATAL: configuration error
> java.lang.NoSuchMethodException: setContextManager

[snip]

>     Is it not finding my file, do I need better magic in the conf file,
> or what?

Not sure. I've got tomcat installed at home, but that's about it. The next step
is to add the jdbc driver.

PS: I'm writing a couple of tutorials on getting the JDBC driver to work with
both Tomcat & Jboss (an OS EJB container, with some links to tomcat), so
hopefully, time willing by the weekend I may get the same exception as you ;-)

Peter

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Hi Adam

I am using the JDBC driver with tomcat.
 to get to work, i put it the lib directory (of my project directory)
then when i ran build.sh it was installed in the correct place
Hope that helps

Tom

On Tue, Feb 20, 2001 at 10:52:51AM +0000, Tom Albinson wrote:
> Hi Adam
>
> I am using the JDBC driver with tomcat.
>  to get to work, i put it the lib directory (of my project directory)
> then when i ran build.sh it was installed in the correct place
> Hope that helps

    Yeah, it looks like I was over-thinking things.  The server.xml stuff
is what you do if you want to do http authentication from the database.
I wasn't familiar enough with Java to realize that .jsp pages load
JDBC drivers directly from the big Java Namespace...pretty nifty.

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