If you are using the standard jdbc-odbc bridge,
your database has to be on the maschine that
runs tomcat. My guess: if you test local you have
a local database if you test on the server the
database is in a different maschine than tomcat.
Yes this is true but why is it I can extract information from the database if
I use JSP only but I cant retrieve information if I use JSP + JavaBean.
Either both methods should work or none of them, right!?
>From the top of my head the error message in the tomcat window was Microsoft
ODBC error 3.
My configuration is:
Machine A: Windows NT Tomcat 4.03 and j2sdk1.4 (datasource created in DSN
ODBC)
Machine B: Windows 98, MS ACCESS 2000 Database
Regards
Amran
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