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From: Alexi Polenur <apolenur@yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: Axis web services for MySQL Connection.
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It seems that your question is more JDBC specific then
Axis specific. It is a lot of books on JDBC exists.
You might want to look at JDBC tutorias on
java.sun.com 

--- Joe Harrison <joe@hofferflow.com> wrote:
> I just setup Axis last week. My plan was to use Axis
> for database
> connectivity to MySQL. But I cannot find any
> examples of anyone using
> Axis with JDBC (or specifically the MM MySQL
> driver). I even bought
> several books, and one that is Axis-centric, but
> found no database
> examples...Am I on the right track or is their some
> other web service
> implementation I should consider for this task?
> Ultimately I want to use
> VB.net for the client, Axis for the middleware, and
> MySQL on the
> backend. I have successfully written a couple of
> sample applications
> using the ".jws?WSDL" implementation of Axis and
> Visual Studio.net, but
> I have not been able to connect to MySQL as of yet.
> I am new to Java and
> any help would be appreciated.
> 


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