We have a support contract on the application in question, but we've
already been told that the development of Postgres compatibility would
not be covered by that. They want at least three weeks of calendar time
to certify it, and an amount of money that has not yet been specified,
neither of which we can afford.
I'm not sure what you are referring to you when you say another tool.
Are you talking about a replacement for the application? That would not
be easy. It's a highly specialized product. We've got plans to try and
develop our own, but that will be at least a few months in the making.
To the person with the Cyrillic name that also responded ... how much
effort would be involved in writing the delegating driver you described?
dmp wrote:
> Hello,
> I'm not sure why you seem intent on pursuing the course you have
> taken for patching
> the JDBC driver and perhaps someone else from the forum could address
> your need in
> this area for a solution. I would have not ruled out first the
> possible alternative solution
> of finding another tool that would access both your existing database
> and PostgreSQL
> to accomplish your objective. Second, there are decompilers out there
> that might allow
> you access to the existing source Java application so you could patch
> the code to accomplish
> your goal. Maybe who ever created the application might also be able
> to help.
>
> danap.
>
>> I have been scouring everything I can find trying to get my problem
>> solved. I've turned up a number of discussions, but nothing so far
>> that does what I want.
