Handheld and jdbc driver

hello,
i have to develop an application in java for handeld devices .i want to connect my handheld database through jdbc driver with the database on the desktop. .
so is there any jdbc driver of any database available which can solve this problem.
or is there any other way to do this?
hoping a quich reply. thanking u
its
abhishek chopra
ispan technologies

Hi,
Better way to connect to a database is using an intermediate JSP or servlet which receives request from client, executes SQL command on database and sends the result to the client. The reason why it is better to use this method is that any change to database will not need change in client code.

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