Originally posted by vasuma puljety:
Frank, I think he is talking about DB2 and cics. Am I right, Prameet? Yes you can. You need the appropriate drivers. For non-standard databases for which there are no drivers written, the solution would be custom made, I think.
Well, I would be surprised if there wasn't any
JDBC driver for IBM's DB2. As to connectivity with CICS, IBM (obviously) provides connectors for it. In fact, the whole concept of connectors for Enterprise Information Systems was originated by IBM, and later standardized with the
J2EE Connector Architecture.
Parmeet, what type of architecture does your application follow ?
If it a J2EE application, you may want to take a closer look at WebSphere 3.5 (or greater) or WebLogic 6.x (with JCA support).
Then, you would need to write a resource adapter for your legacy data store, and declare it in the deployment descriptor for your EJBs... I'll stop here, since I may be way off track by now ;-)
Good luck
Franck Rasolo
Independent Java Consultant
London, UK