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remote JDBC access on dBase files ... on a SCO machine

 
Laurent Raynal
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Hello,
I'm making inquiries about a possible solution to access dBase files residing on a SCO platform from a remote Java application (J2EE server running on a UNIX machine). We obviously need some kind of server software on the SCO machine to allow JDBC access from the remote Java application.
I have an idea of the solution if the files were on a Windows machine : RmiJdbc and a JDBC/ODBC Bridge. But SCO is something different ...
Thanks
 
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