JSP - MySQL - MS Access

I have a set of tables in MS Access database and MySQL database.
My jsp application is running with the help of Apache/Tomcat in Linux box.
I've the MM.MySQL Driver to integrate MySQL with my application.
my problem is to know how to communicate jsp with MS Access here.
I don't know how to connect jsp to MS Access in Linux.
I searched for solution and finally got an idea of using MyODBC api.
I need to import data from MS Access to MySQL using MyODBC on Linux.
Can anyone help me on how to install,configure MyODBC and import data.
or please pass any reference url.
or
please suggest me any solution for this.
Thanks
Senthil

Thats what I meant. If both (Access and MySQL) both run on Windows there should be no problem. But if MySQL is on Linux and Access is on Windows it could be.
How about setting up Mysql on Windows, going the way magnoli supposed and after that using mysqldump to export zo linux.

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con=DriverManager.getConnection("jdbc:mysql://localhost:3306/bedrock","Dude","");
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100 mile start from 1 mile ^_^
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While trying to access the Login Page of 11.5.10.2 version for the first time, after a fresh installation, I am getting the following Error:
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Request URI:/OA_HTML/AppsLocalLogin.jsp
Exception:
java.lang.NoSuchMethodError: oracle.apps.fnd.sso.Utils.setRequestCharacterEncoding(Ljavax/servlet/http/HttpServletRequest;)V
Please advice Whether anynthing wrong with the installation
Thanks..,

Hi,
many thanks for the response....
Please find the log file details as follows:
$APACHE_TOP/Apache/Jserv/logs
I could find a file called: mod_jserv.log and below shown is the content of the file:
[23/03/2008 11:49:34:305] (EMERGENCY) ajp12: can not connect to host 192.168.0.33:17000
[23/03/2008 11:49:34:328] (EMERGENCY) ajp12: function connection fail
[23/03/2008 11:49:35:332] (EMERGENCY) ajp12: can not connect to host 192.168.0.33:16000
[23/03/2008 11:49:35:332] (EMERGENCY) ajp12: function connection fail
[23/03/2008 11:49:36:336] (EMERGENCY) ajp12: can not connect to host 192.168.0.33:19000
[23/03/2008 11:49:36:336] (EMERGENCY) ajp12: function connection fail
$APACHE_TOP/Apache/Jserv/logs/jvm
File1: OACoreGroup.0.stdout
ApacheJServ/1.1
Starting Self-Service Mobile Framework v1.0.8.4 initialization
Servlet Initialized
ApacheJServ/1.1.2
Starting Self-Service Mobile Framework v1.0.8.4 initialization
0.000: [GC 34944K->1794K(126720K), 0.0622710 secs]
3.707: [Full GC 16414K->1951K(126720K), 0.1113560 secs]
Servlet Initialized
1799.126: [GC 37023K->2432K(126848K), 0.0212320 secs]
3866.431: [GC 37504K->2449K(126848K), 0.0046790 secs]
5929.879: [GC 37521K->2449K(126848K), 0.0067740 secs]
7997.123: [GC 37521K->2449K(126848K), 0.0057680 secs]
9406.379: [GC 37521K->3421K(126848K), 0.0273190 secs]
ApacheJServ/1.1.2
Starting Self-Service Mobile Framework v1.0.8.4 initialization
0.000: [GC 34944K->1802K(126720K), 0.0434050 secs]
3.248: [Full GC 13181K->1934K(126720K), 0.1367460 secs]
Servlet Initialized
9.498: [Full GC 19627K->2914K(126848K), 0.1657290 secs]
22.202: [GC 37986K->14162K(126848K), 0.1693410 secs]
30.267: [Full GC 26205K->15086K(126848K), 0.2766730 secs]
105.147: [GC 50157K->16481K(126848K), 0.0409380 secs]
428.416: [GC 51553K->17758K(126848K), 0.0368180 secs]
868.359: [GC 52830K->18783K(126848K), 0.0543650 secs]
1036.996: [GC 53853K->20868K(126848K), 0.0410590 secs]
1680.842: [GC 55940K->21729K(126848K), 0.0395180 secs]
2225.097: [GC 56801K->22640K(126848K), 0.0286630 secs]
2226.562: [GC 57712K->22610K(126848K), 0.0344330 secs]
2230.827: [GC 57682K->23727K(126848K), 0.0224470 secs]
2233.623: [GC 58799K->25684K(126848K), 0.0639170 secs]
3002.680: [GC 60756K->29063K(126848K), 0.0522580 secs]
3533.140: [GC 64129K->30333K(126848K), 0.0582700 secs]
4078.031: [GC 65405K->30808K(126848K), 0.0151680 secs]
4101.383: [Full GC[Unloading class sun.reflect.GeneratedSerializationConstructorAccessor9]
[Unloading class sun.reflect.GeneratedSerializationConstructorAccessor6]
[Unloading class sun.reflect.GeneratedSerializationConstructorAccessor4]
[Unloading class sun.reflect.GeneratedSerializationConstructorAccessor3]
[Unloading class sun.reflect.GeneratedSerializationConstructorAccessor1]
[Unloading class sun.reflect.GeneratedSerializationConstructorAccessor8]
[Unloading class sun.reflect.GeneratedSerializationConstructorAccessor5]
[Unloading class sun.reflect.GeneratedSerializationConstructorAccessor7]
File2: DiscoGroup.0.stdout
ApacheJServ/1.1
Discoverer Model - 4.1.46.08.00
WARNING: Attempting to use HTTP Firewall Proxy Server
due to security restrictions: org.omg.CORBA.INTERNAL: Can not find GateKeeper: exception ReqFailure{} minor code: 0 completed: No
Discoverer Model - 4.1.46.08.00
WARNING: Attempting to use HTTP Firewall Proxy Server
due to security restrictions: org.omg.CORBA.INTERNAL: Can not find GateKeeper: exception ReqFailure{} minor code: 0 completed: No
Discoverer Model - 4.1.46.08.00
WARNING: Attempting to use HTTP Firewall Proxy Server
due to security restrictions: org.omg.CORBA.INTERNAL: Can not find GateKeeper: exception ReqFailure{} minor code: 0 completed: No
Discoverer Model - 4.1.46.08.00
WARNING: Attempting to use HTTP Firewall Proxy Server
due to security restrictions: org.omg.CORBA.INTERNAL: Can not find GateKeeper: exception ReqFailure{} minor code: 0 completed: No
Discoverer Model - 4.1.46.08.00
WARNING: Attempting to use HTTP Firewall Proxy Server
due to security restrictions: org.omg.CORBA.INTERNAL: Can not find GateKeeper: exception ReqFailure{} minor code: 0 completed: No
Discoverer Model - 4.1.46.08.00
WARNING: Attempting to use HTTP Firewall Proxy Server
due to security restrictions: org.omg.CORBA.INTERNAL: Can not find GateKeeper: exception ReqFailure{} minor code: 0 completed: No
ApacheJServ/1.1.2
0.000: [GC 34944K->605K(126720K), 0.0160370 secs]
3108.991: [GC 35549K->627K(126720K), 0.0076150 secs]
6231.719: [GC 35571K->628K(126720K), 0.0097730 secs]
ApacheJServ/1.1.2
0.000: [GC 34944K->605K(126720K), 0.0175620 secs]
ApacheJServ/1.1.2
0.000: [GC 34944K->605K(126720K), 0.0114060 secs]
ApacheJServ/1.1.2
0.000: [GC 34944K->594K(126720K), 0.0099880 secs]
3104.899: [GC 35538K->616K(126720K), 0.0054030 secs]
6212.468: [GC 35560K->616K(126720K), 0.0043100 secs]
9320.398: [GC 35560K->616K(126720K), 0.0043180 secs]
12431.724: [GC 35560K->616K(126720K), 0.0042310 secs]
15540.350: [GC 35560K->616K(126720K), 0.0050770 secs]
18648.742: [GC 35560K->616K(126720K), 0.0049940 secs]
File 3: XmlSvcsGrp.0.stdout
ApacheJServ/1.1
ApacheJServ/1.1.2
0.000: [GC 34944K->992K(126720K), 0.0222780 secs]
1331.380: [GC 35936K->1596K(126720K), 0.0252860 secs]
2978.434: [GC 36540K->1572K(126720K), 0.0155030 secs]
4561.042: [GC 36509K->2146K(126720K), 0.0124670 secs]
6159.901: [GC 37090K->1568K(126720K), 0.0162710 secs]
7801.433: [GC 36488K->1600K(126720K), 0.0096090 secs]
9361.497: [GC 36532K->2144K(126720K), 0.0111690 secs]
ApacheJServ/1.1.2
0.000: [GC 34944K->1516K(126720K), 0.0335350 secs]
1637.366: [GC 36460K->1617K(126720K), 0.0119330 secs]
3201.033: [GC 36548K->2141K(126720K), 0.0153640 secs]
4820.604: [GC 37085K->1567K(126720K), 0.0147900 secs]
ApacheJServ/1.1.2
0.000: [GC 34944K->1516K(126720K), 0.0219900 secs]
1637.286: [GC 36460K->1617K(126720K), 0.0118590 secs]
3202.661: [GC 36548K->2142K(126720K), 0.0135660 secs]
ApacheJServ/1.1.2
0.000: [GC 34944K->923K(126720K), 0.0378160 secs]
465.724: [GC 35867K->958K(126720K), 0.0107050 secs]
2049.456: [GC 35881K->1536K(126720K), 0.0106250 secs]
3632.469: [GC 36480K->991K(126720K), 0.0070540 secs]
5276.173: [GC 35935K->993K(126720K), 0.0069840 secs]
6849.801: [GC 35912K->1567K(126720K), 0.0098510 secs]
8450.902: [GC 36511K->990K(126720K), 0.0112260 secs]
10089.975: [GC 35909K->990K(126720K), 0.0068660 secs]
11650.057: [GC 35921K->1566K(126720K), 0.0084910 secs]
13269.947: [GC 36510K->991K(126720K), 0.0068470 secs]
14890.263: [GC 35910K->1213K(126720K), 0.0074270 secs]
16452.170: [GC 36157K->987K(126720K), 0.0068140 secs]
18094.799: [GC 35931K->993K(126720K), 0.0069330 secs]
19690.498: [GC 35912K->1468K(126720K), 0.0081220 secs]
21269.320: [GC 36412K->988K(126720K), 0.0070610 secs]
22908.334: [GC 35932K->993K(126720K), 0.0068100 secs]
24490.848: [GC 35910K->1567K(126720K), 0.0083790 secs]
26082.852: [GC 36511K->989K(126720K), 0.0103980 secs]
27721.116: [GC 35933K->993K(126720K), 0.0068200 secs]
ApacheJServ/1.1.2
ApacheJServ/1.1.2
0.000: [GC 34944K->937K(126720K), 0.0231740 secs]

JSP & MySQL

Hi!
I am Pranay. I want to connect my JSP with MySQL. Will you please help me? I want the detail-code and pre-coding instructions.....
General Informations:
1. JDK 1.5.0
2. Apache Tomcat 4.1
3. MySQL Server 5.0
4. MySQL Connector/J 5.0.4
5. JAVA_CLASSPATH
C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.5.0\bin
6. CLASSPATH
C:\Program Files\mysql-connector-java-5.0.4
Plz consider that I have a table in my MySQL database name tab1 which has fields: name,roll,date_of_birth.
Thanx...

The error you are getting looks like a network (socket) error rather than a JDBC or MySQL problem. The error indicates that a connection cannot be negotiated from Tomcat to MySQL. Are you sure MySQL is running on your laptop? Try to telnet to the MySQL port:
(on windows, from the command prompt)
C:\>telnet localhost 3306
If this connects (the command promt screen should clear) then the problem is elsewhere, but my bet is you won't be able to connect this way either.
If you cannot connect using telnet:
1. Verify that MySQL is running on your laptop
2. Verify that it's listening on port 3306
3. Check that you don't have any local firewall apps blocking this traffic
4. Verify that you don't have any manual host configurations which mean "localhost" points somewhere else (unlikely)
If you CAN connect using telnet:
1. Verify that your connection string is correct as per the MySQL JDBC Driver documentation
2. Verify that your authentication credentials are correct (don't think it's this)
Now... for a few supplimentary notes:
You appear to be using the connection.isClosed() method to test whether you have a connection. This serves no purpose in the context you are using it as it's just a boolean which gets set when close() is called on the connection. ergo you could quite easily have a broken connection which returns "false" on an isClosed() call.
Also, it is (strictly speaking) considered a better architecture to limit your JSP code to "display logic" only. This means it is usually void of any business logic or database-related code. You should really look at something like the MVC architecture (model-view-controller). This will save you a lot of headaches in the long run. If nothing else, debugging JSPs can be a real nightmare. I recommend you look at the Struts project (Apache Jakarta). It has become the defacto standard implementation of MVC.
Good luck :)

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hello Everybody,
I have a database created in MS-Access. Database name "est". Table name "Customer".
I have created System DSN by name "est" for Access database.
This Customer table contains user-id and password.
Now, from front end, using JSP, i have created a login page. USer will enter their id and password....
in the following code, i am trying to access this table IF there is any record with user entered cid and password, count's value will be 1 else 0.
<%@ page language="java"%>
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<%
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i have to connect jsp to sql server
how can i do this::::::::::::
actually,i have written the code in textpad in java file which is working fine
but when i apply the same code in jsp file in weblogic , it is giving error in line
"DriverManager.registerDriver(new com.microsoft.jdbc.sqlserver.SQLServerDriver());"
weblogic is not recognising "com.microsoft" package in this line
but i haven't done anything special in textpad
looking forward for reply
My code written in textpad:::::::::::
import java.sql.*;
* Microsoft SQL Server JDBC test program
public class TestCalculator {
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/******************* Get connection ************************************/
DriverManager.registerDriver(new
com.microsoft.jdbc.sqlserver.SQLServerDriver());
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if (connection != null) {
System.out.println();
System.out.println("Successfully connected");
System.out.println();
System.out.println("HELLO");
Statement stmt;
try
stmt = connection.createStatement();
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//stmt.executeUpdate("insert into EmployeeData " +
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/*stmt.executeUpdate("insert into cust_profile " +
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stmt.executeUpdate("insert into cust_profile " +
"values('name3', 'add3','city3','state3','country3')"); */
stmt.close();
connection.close();
catch (Exception e)
e.printStackTrace();
}//TestCalculator
public static void main (String args[]) throws Exception {
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}//End of class

In a JSP how can access an XML where the XML is present in JAR file in the

All,
The Requirement is as below,
I have a JSP LaunchMe.jsp, and I have a jar utils.jar. both are present in my deployable war file.
And I have an XML Details.XML present in the utils.jar file.
Here I want to access Details.xml in the LaunchMe.jsp.
Can any one please let me know how can I do this.
Thanks,
Subramanyam V

Yes. You have to understand that to read a FILE (one that is seen as a file by your OS), you probably use a FileInputStream, which is a special case of InputStream. When the 'file' is not a FILE anymore, but an entry in a jar (the OS does not see it, only utilities like WinZip or jar see it), you cannot use a FileInputStream, but some other InputStream. Which one? The one returned by getResourceAsStream(), whatever this is (you don't really care). And all the rest will nicely fall into place.

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