Thread: JDBC installation
Hi all:
I've read the mailling list about Peter's and
others' trouble installation JDBC. I have trouble
installing JDBC too. From the mailing list, I do not
get any hint to solve my trouble.
I already have ant installed and jaxp in my
classpath. I also successfully install postgresql
verion 7.1. (I inistall it before the release of the
version 7.1.2.) When I try to compile JDBC, I get an
error from gmake. I don't know what exactly the error
is. It only tells me this "***[all]error 2".
Do any body know what the error is? How can I
do to get the JDBC install? Should I upgrade
postgresql to version 7.1.2? The JDBC I try to compile
comes together with postgresql in the interface
directory.
Any body have any hint please help me. I've
been stuck and I really do not have any idear about
it. Please help me.
Yu Ye Zhou
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One thing for sure, is that you need the latest source from cvs to be able to compile. Failing that you can get the pre-compiled jars from http://jdbc.fastcrypt.com Dave ----- Original Message ----- From: "Yu Ye Zhou" <yuyezhou@yahoo.com> To: <pgsql-jdbc@postgresql.org> Sent: Tuesday, June 12, 2001 12:40 PM Subject: [JDBC] JDBC installation > Hi all: > I've read the mailling list about Peter's and > others' trouble installation JDBC. I have trouble > installing JDBC too. From the mailing list, I do not > get any hint to solve my trouble. > I already have ant installed and jaxp in my > classpath. I also successfully install postgresql > verion 7.1. (I inistall it before the release of the > version 7.1.2.) When I try to compile JDBC, I get an > error from gmake. I don't know what exactly the error > is. It only tells me this "***[all]error 2". > Do any body know what the error is? How can I > do to get the JDBC install? Should I upgrade > postgresql to version 7.1.2? The JDBC I try to compile > comes together with postgresql in the interface > directory. > Any body have any hint please help me. I've > been stuck and I really do not have any idear about > it. Please help me. > Yu Ye Zhou > > __________________________________________________ > Do You Yahoo!? > Get personalized email addresses from Yahoo! Mail - only $35 > a year! http://personal.mail.yahoo.com/ > > ---------------------------(end of broadcast)--------------------------- > TIP 4: Don't 'kill -9' the postmaster > >
Since my last post I was able to get the JDBC driver to work. The initial posting contained my steps which did in fact seem to work except for a typo :( Besides the typo, a simple Tomcat restart was all I needed. The basic problem appears not to be the usage of the driver but the configuration of Tomcat. Unlike other J2EE products I have worked with, Tomcat seems to need CLASSPATH attention in several related places, something I am investigating. -Peter Mezzina Yu Ye Zhou wrote: > Hi all: > I've read the mailling list about Peter's and > others' trouble installation JDBC. I have trouble > installing JDBC too. From the mailing list, I do not > get any hint to solve my trouble. > I already have ant installed and jaxp in my > classpath. I also successfully install postgresql > verion 7.1. (I inistall it before the release of the > version 7.1.2.) When I try to compile JDBC, I get an > error from gmake. I don't know what exactly the error > is. It only tells me this "***[all]error 2". > Do any body know what the error is? How can I > do to get the JDBC install? Should I upgrade > postgresql to version 7.1.2? The JDBC I try to compile > comes together with postgresql in the interface > directory. > Any body have any hint please help me. I've > been stuck and I really do not have any idear about > it. Please help me. > Yu Ye Zhou > > __________________________________________________ > Do You Yahoo!? > Get personalized email addresses from Yahoo! Mail - only $35 > a year! http://personal.mail.yahoo.com/ > > ---------------------------(end of broadcast)--------------------------- > TIP 4: Don't 'kill -9' the postmaster > >