Hi all,I am currently considering creating a new composite application so that I integrate a Domino nsf application with an SQL Db such as DBase or DB2. My idea is to use Eclipse plugin and Java to integrate with the external database. I am not very familiar with Eclipse though. My question is, would this require any software installed on the client, such as JDBC or any java software?
Any links/recommendations would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks
Ed
Subject: Eclipse plugin SQL
Hi Ed,
Did you have any luck with this? I’m trying to do the same thing but having problems. I posted the below on the Expeditor forum yesterday and am hoping for a reply.
Cheers,
Colin
Not sure if this is the right place to ask but I’ve been looking everywhere and can’t find an answer. I would appreciate any pointers as I am close to tearing what hair I have left out!
I am trying to create a plugin in Eclipse that I can use in a Lotus Notes composite application. I want the plugin to access an iSeries database via JDBC. I have created the plugin but can’t get it to work if I use the Notes JVM. When I run it under this JVM I get a java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: java.sql.Wrapper error. The java.sql.Wrapper class does not appear to be included in the Notes JVM. If I run the code using the Sun JVM it connects to the database and retrieves the data as expected. Is there any way I can connect to a JDBC source using the Notes JVM?
Subject: Re: Eclipse plugin SQL
Just in case anyone is having similiar problems I solved my issue with the JDBC driver not working on the Notes VM. It turns out the driver I was using was trying to use a Java 6 class (java.sql.Wrapper) but the Notes VM is Java 5. I got an older version of the driver which uses Java 5 and it works perfectly under the Notes VM.