• DOMSQL JDBC Driver

    By Ray Mueller 1 decade ago

    I hate to ask a potentially stupid question, how to I get/compile the driver from the source code?

     

    I came across this solution in an effort to find a process to allow a JAVA application connect to a Lotus Notes server. The JAVA application will accept various JDBC drivers to support different vendors.

     

    My experience with JAVA is limited so a couple good pointers in the right direction would be great!

     

    Thank you

    Ray

    • Compiling the code

      By Philippe Riand 1 decade ago

      The src zip file contains some Eclipse projects that can be directly added to an Eclipse workspace. Then, from Eclipse, you can export an entire update site or simply a plug-in or a feature. I'm not releasing the tool to do a command line build because it uses several software that would have to be cleared for an open source usage.

      That said, what kind of changes are you looking to do? 

      • JDBC Access for IBM Lotus Domino

        By Ray Mueller 1 decade ago

        Philippe,

        I am not looking to make any changes, just get access to the JDBC JAR file. I am working with Pentaho ETL and I am working on a project where we need to access data in Lotus Notes. So all I really want to do read get read access to Lotus Notes. Fairly simple (Crying

        Thanks

        Ray

        • So just install it

          By Philippe Riand 1 decade ago

          Have you tried to follow the instructions in the accompanying documentation? As I understand, you want to access the DB remotely and not from a local XPages application, so you need to install DOTS and then the OSGi plug-ins.

          • JDBC Access for IBM Lotus Domino

            By Ray Mueller 1 decade ago

            Ok, I have a better picture now. I was looking at the documentation and seen the example for DBVisualizer and made the assumption that there was a JAR driver. Looking at the documentation closer, it makes sense.

            Thank you for your assistance.


            Ray