FreeTDS Development Group

[Andreas Tille <tillea AT rki.de>]

On Thu, 19 Aug 1999, Steve Sherwood wrote:

> What you are doing is exactly the same as me, apart from I'm
> using Solaris 2.7 and the Sun java comiler/runtime.
Nice to hear that I'm not alone :).
 
> You need the Java v1.1 compiler to compiler the JDBC drivers.
> One of the classes had two public functions within one source
> file. Moving this out allowed me to compile cleanly. 
> (TimeoutHandler.class I think)
Yes, that's exactly the point where jikes stummied.
 
> Installation worked apart from it missed one file (TdsInstance.class)
> 
> If you want, I can send you the compiled .class files. You can
> then just extract them into say, /usr/local/share/LocalJava. Add
> this path to the jserv.properties file.
Thanks, that's nice but someone else sended me his classes which
enabled me to work with them.  My problem is that if I want to build
a Debian package from it I want to be (must be!) able to compile
it myself on my own machine.  Yust packaging the classes would
be an ugly workaround.  So I have to track down the reason, but
I feel I have to gain more knowledge about the thing first.

By the way, what about building a jar file from the classes.
I'm really new to Java but I thought it would be the flavour
how packages would be shipped, right?
 
> wrapper.classpath=/usr/local/share/LocalJava
> wrapper.classpath=/usr/local/share/jsdk.jar
> (The second is the java servlet developement kit classes)
> 
> With the lastest Apache server, and JServ v1.1 everything works
> very well (Quite fast).
That's a nice hint, thanks.

Kind regards

           Andreas.