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Hi,
Now I wanted to create a web page using JSP connected to MS access Database, what do i have to do?
my system spec is as follows:
platform : Win98
Tomcat version 3.3
MS access 2000
JDK 1.3
Do i need to install a driver? if so how and where, and what do i do?
I havent used this JDBC DBC before so have no clue, can anyone help
suzana
 
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You should probably do the Sun JDBC trail. Yes you will also need to load the driver. To make a connection to any database in JDBC, you need to do something like this:

where driverClassJDBC is the name of your JDBC DBC bridge driver (don't use it myself) and myDBurl is the URL to your database.
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whoops there's another smiley.
look at the other thread here if you haven't already, they're talking about the same thing.
JDBC :roll: DBC!
 
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