JDBC driver fro DB2?

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  • Usenet User
    #1

    JDBC driver fro DB2?

    Java web application, based on J2EE and JBOSS 4.0.0.2, installed on
    Windows 2003 Server

    Database: DB2 on AS/400 iSeries V5R3M0

    Which JDBC driver can be used? One choice is DataDirect, but they are
    *too* expensive.

    TIA!
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    • Saml
      #2
      Re: JDBC driver fro DB2?

      Google for JT400.JAR.

      Sam

      "Usenet User" <no.spam@no.way wrote in message
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      Java web application, based on J2EE and JBOSS 4.0.0.2, installed on
      Windows 2003 Server
      >
      Database: DB2 on AS/400 iSeries V5R3M0
      >
      Which JDBC driver can be used? One choice is DataDirect, but they are
      *too* expensive.
      >
      TIA!

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        • Dr.UgoGagliardelli
          #3
          Re: JDBC driver fro DB2?

          il 28/02/2008 1.08, Scrive Usenet User 40447544:
          Java web application, based on J2EE and JBOSS 4.0.0.2, installed on
          Windows 2003 Server
          >
          Database: DB2 on AS/400 iSeries V5R3M0
          >
          Which JDBC driver can be used? One choice is DataDirect, but they are
          *too* expensive.
          >
          TIA!
          You can use both jt400.jar coming from client access or from jtopen,
          that's the equivalent open source project.


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            • Usenet User
              #4
              Re: JDBC driver fro DB2?

              Isn't jt400.jar for Web Sphere only?

              (Sorry, I am not really familiar with these technologies or Java.)


              On Wed, 27 Feb 2008 23:04:44 -0500, "Saml" <none@no_such_i sp.com>
              wrote:
              >Google for JT400.JAR.
              >
              >Sam
              >
              >"Usenet User" <no.spam@no.way wrote in message
              >news:fkubs314b jq81a21npg5h4lr lhejo4947r@4ax. com...
              >Java web application, based on J2EE and JBOSS 4.0.0.2, installed on
              >Windows 2003 Server
              >>
              >Database: DB2 on AS/400 iSeries V5R3M0
              >>
              >Which JDBC driver can be used? One choice is DataDirect, but they are
              >*too* expensive.
              >>
              >TIA!
              >

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                • Usenet User
                  #5
                  Re: JDBC driver fro DB2?

                  On Thu, 28 Feb 2008 19:21:27 +0100, "Dr.UgoGagliard elli"
                  <do.not.spam.me .please@nettuno .itwrote:
                  >il 28/02/2008 1.08, Scrive Usenet User 40447544:
                  >Java web application, based on J2EE and JBOSS 4.0.0.2, installed on
                  >Windows 2003 Server
                  >>
                  >Database: DB2 on AS/400 iSeries V5R3M0
                  >>
                  >Which JDBC driver can be used? One choice is DataDirect, but they are
                  >*too* expensive.
                  >>
                  >TIA!
                  >You can use both jt400.jar coming from client access or from jtopen,
                  >that's the equivalent open source project.
                  What about IBM's DB2 UDB JDBC Universal Driver? Can that one be used?

                  Thanks!

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                    • Karl Hanson
                      #6
                      Re: JDBC driver fro DB2?

                      Usenet User wrote:
                      Isn't jt400.jar for Web Sphere only?
                      >
                      (Sorry, I am not really familiar with these technologies or Java.)
                      >
                      No.
                      https://www.ibm.com/systems/i/software/toolbox/faqjdbc.html


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                      Karl Hanson

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