What is the best way to obtain a java.util.Calendar from java.sql.Date?
Thanks in advance

I'm trying to connect to a MySQL DB (on a Linux machine) from a Java app
that I'm writing on a Win 32 machine via ODBC (MySQL ODBC 3.51 driver).
It fails --throwing an exception-- at the getConnection stage, the
exception says 'No suitable driver'.

I have created a website(j2ee)in Polish language I switched charset to
ISO-8859-2 in my jsp and everything seems to be correct.
Unfortunately, there is a problem with saving data into the database
(we are using DB/400 on iseries AS/400) When I submit from the web

Can anyone tell me how to establish a connection to the University Postgres
database using JDBC.  I've looked at loads of books and Web sites on the
topic but I can't really get my head around it!
This is what I've got but it's not working:

I'm about to start using Hibernate and looking at the hibernate site, I
see there is a Hibernate 1, 2 and now a 3.
I downloaded Hibernate 2 stable and its jar file is named
hibernate2.jar.  This would seem to indicate that each version of

Hi folks. Any help with this problem would be greatly appreciated. I'm
trying to set up Tomcat 5.5 to provide a JNDI DataSource of a MySQL
4.0.22 server on Windows XP. Configuration details are below. When I
step through the code in the debugger, it appears that the DataSource

I use connection pool cache to connect oracle
database8.1.7.I regularly get error ORA-04031.I
have known I should increase the value of
"LARGE_POOL_SIZE" by founding a *.ora file,but I

I am trying to understand the implications of processing a ResultSet
in a JSP given that the ResultSet is created in a servlet, and then
placed in the request to provide access to the JSP.
My confusion is how the closure of the ResultSet is managed.  I am

I've got an awkward situation with inserting binary encoded passwords
into an Access DB.
The previous code was calling a regular insert statement, and the value
for the password column, which is a binary datatype in the Access DB,

I'm developing a java enterprise application: the db is Oracle and the
middle tier is to be developed using WebServices.
I'd like to focus on developing business logic in WebServices without coding
data access (connection, prepare stmt, execute, fetch, ...).

anyone could suggest a free visual tool able to generate Java class (bean)
starting from an Oracle Table?
Thanks a lot

I have a problem with JDBC and DB2 and am wondering if any one can help
with it. The problem is the following - after connecting to a DB2
database we use the getMetaData() method to retrieve a lot of data about
a table, but we have not discovered a way to determine if a ...

Is there a way I can write a query to check if columns A, B, and C only
exist in table T?  If table T contains columns A, B, C, and D then I
want the query to  fail or return some appropriate result.  I am using
JDBC so if the query throws an error, that will let me know there the

I tried to input a date value in a table in
oracle database.I found
I must type the format in '15-1?  -05',then if I
use java.sql.Date class,for

a table "pinfo" like this:
name       age      remark
---------------------------
Jim.K      33       NULL