JDBC with Microsoft Access over Internet.

Hi !
I need to access MS Access database over the internet using my swing application. I do not want a web interface for my application and would not like to involve in developing sopme sort of a middleware.
Can some body please provide an insight as to how this can be achieved.
Thanking in advance.

Hi !
I need to access MS Access database over the internet
using my swing application. I do not want a web
interface for my application and would not like to
involve in developing sopme sort of a middleware.
Can some body please provide an insight as to how
this can be achieved.
Thanking in advance.It can't be done.
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