Firstly, I would like to write a Java servlet that it will be able to
connect with a database (mySQL) and search its contents (using JDBC).
Then, I would like to build a java application (NOT an applet), so
that it would be able to search for queries the database, and display

  I'm developing an application that will be running on many different
clients, all connecting to the same database server (MySQL).  The
application is still in its initial phase, and is a conversion from a
rather unmanagable PHP application.

Are there any code samples that would demonstrate this process to a
total newcomer ?
Is it easy to do this over ssh ?
If so, how does Java interact with ssh at the Microsoft end ?

any good tutorial on apache axis wsdd?

I'm trying to use a resultSet as a working data storage rather than an
updatable table.  I want to be able to insert rows into this dataset
and then return them out of a function call without ever changing the
database.

Memory Augmentation Device (MAD) is a Java Web Start / Java Data Objects
application that will help you organize information.  MAD is available at:
http://PL10004.home.att.net/mad.html
I hope you find MAD useful and would be interested in your

In Oracle database, if I want to insert or update LOB, I have to use
Connection.setCommit(false);
ResultSet resultSet = Statement.executeQuery("select ... for update");
Blob blob = resultSet.getBlob();

When i'm writing an application that connects to a mysql DB on a server,it
does everything correct. I've added the .jar file for the mysql drivers to
my classpath because that was needed.
When i wrote an applet that does the same i always get following error:

I have a program which inserts/updates hundreds of clob values in an
Oracle database table.  I'm getting a "maximum open cursors" error
when I run this program:
ORA-01000: maximum open cursors exceeded

I've just spent some hours figuring out how to set up a configuration
for looking up datasources that works both for WSAD 5.1.1 and Tomcat
5.0.19,
and my experiences might be of interest to someone someday.

I have (unsuprisingly) a question. If I
myConnection.setAutocommit(false), then execute a number of ResultSet
rs = stat.executeQuery(aQuery) statements on different tables, then
execute myConnection.commit(), will all the tables that I have read

I am using oracle 8.1.7 and are maintaining a rather
large system which were developed without closing
ResultSets and Statements in a correct way.
Sometimes we get the ORA-01000 maximum opened

I'm working on an program that starts the MySQL server. It works fine,
but for 4 or 5 seconds the cpu usage is 100%. During this time my mouse
is responding very slowly and I can't do anything else but wait until
the server is completely started. After that everything works fine. ...

I am trying do a shopping cart tutorial and have the following error when
compiling my shop products.jsp file.
shop_0002dproducts$jsp.java [3:1] '.' expected
import ShoppingBasket;

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