Paging in JSP using SQL SERVER 2000

Hi!!
How to do paging in JSP using SQL SERVER 2000.
In my SQL we can fire query like
ResultSet resultado = declaracao.executeQuery("Select * from tbl_livro limit 20,5 ");
It means that it fetches 20 onwards 5 records..
how to do same thing in SQL SERVER 2000 please help it's pretty urgent

here is the link for paging, what i already post reg this topic
http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=5194183try to avoid multipost next time

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JSP w/ SQL Server 2000

Hi,
I have experience with J2SE but not so much J2EE, including JSP, so I would like some input from those who are better equipped to solve this problem. My employer purchased an SQL Server 2000 and asked me to build a solution to access the database. Instantly, the .NET platform comes to mind, but the company has invested quite a bit of money to build a J2EE infrastructure (which I don't exactly know what it means). I would like to know, first if it is possible to build a JSP/J2EE solution, and if so, what the advantages and disadvantages of building a JSP/J2EE solution. If I'm using any terms incorrectly, feel free to correct me, and I would appreciate any input.
Thanks in advance!

There really isn't a problem accessing MS/SQL from Java. Microsoft even provides a reasonable driver to allow you to run the Java on any platform and talk to the SQL server.
I'm guessing that asking a J2EE vs. .net opinion in a Java forum will show bias and my answer should be taken in that light.
One of the first things to understand is that there are levels of J2EE. The entire J2EE spec is gigantic. JSP's and Servlets are a fairly small part of that. With an application server such as Tomcat you can take advantage of some pretty powerful concepts like JSP's and Servlets without diving into some of the more complicated parts.
The disadvantage to that is that you will need to plug some other object to relational mapping to talk to your database. For a small database this is pretty easy. When you get to have a large DB it can be a pain.
Based on the way you've asked this I presume that you are in a Microsoft only shop. It may be that a .net solution would work. But if there is already some amount of J2EE based code it seems like it would be easier to continue down that path. From my perspective the huge advantage is that you're not limited to one platform. You're welcome to use MSFT O/S's but you don't have to.
It sound like a disadvantage is your personal background. You sound tentative about it and are maybe more comfortable in the MSFT world. Java works very well under recent Microsoft O/S's and I feel that the quality of the development environments (IDE's) are pretty much up to par with Microsoft's. This may fall down a little when it comes to HTML builders but it is pretty close.
Good luck!

Using SQL Server 2000 XA Driver

first off, I am a newbie
I installed Workshop 8.1, and setup a Domain to use by creating a Weblogic Domain
and then extending it with a Workshop extension.
I want to use it to connect to a SQL Server 2000 backend (I am imitating the Java
Control tutorials without using the Tutorial part to see what problems I encounter).
I want to used the 4xa driver, but none of them work, although if I try to use
the non-xa driver it is fine.
I remember reading the Workshop can only have one non-xa driver, and that it also
must use the cgDatasource via pointbase.
I would be very happy to use the s2k 4xa driver, but when I try it with an XA
in weblogic I always get "no suitable driver found", regardless of whether it
is weblogics, data-directs, j-net-directs, etc. This happens even if it is the
only pool, so I know it is not connected to pointbase.
I even ran the osql command to set my sql server up for stored procedure support.
For now what I have done is switched the cgPool over to an xa driver, and have
the sql as a non-xa (which works fine).
Any ideas?
thanks!
m

Matt,
Then lesson learnt is a good. Always use the console to modify services on
an existing domain.
Cheers,
Raj Alagumalai
WebLogic Workshop Support
"Matt" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
>
>
thanks for the suggestion!
What I ended up doing was playing around and I determined what I think Iwas doing
that was causing the problem. I was using the Weblogic ConfigurationWizard to
change the JDBC pools and test them. When they did not work there Icancelled
it out.
I think what this did was change the pointbase location in thepointbase.ini in
my server to go to the %bea_home%\common\eval\pointbase. Since theworkshop db
was located in my server dir, and not that one, it was throwing an error.
I got around it by copying back the old config.xml, making some changesthere
and also to the pointbase.ini, and also launching the pointbase manuallyfrom
my server dir when configuring it.
So I have learned my lesson, use the console, not the configurationwizard, after
initial setup. If I had the time I would try to recreate it so I could letBEA
know, but I am just happy that it is working...
thanks again for your help!
m
"Raj Alagumalai" <[email protected]> wrote:
Matt,
We did have some pointbase issues in v1, one workaround is to create
a
backup of the pointbase files, after an install, and then unzip them,
if a
crash occurs.
Hope this helps.
Thanks
Raj Alagumalai
WebLogic Workshop Support
"Matt" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
thanks, I guess I assumed that because the type 4 driver worked, thetype
4xa should,
and have the files already included via the weblogic.jar. oops.
I added the wlsqlserver.jar, wlutil.jar, and wl.base.jar to my
classpath.
Now
it appears to work... yeah!
Unfortunately I have encountered a problem that has happened to meat
least three
times. The "workshop" db in pointbase is gone. The only solution Iknow of
at
this point is to uninstall and reinstall. I can not laundh the
piontbase
console
because it requires the db "workshop", or at least appears to - acatch-22.
I also can't simply reinstall BEA over the top because it will notlet me,
and
I am not sure what part to uninstall, reinstall to get that db back,short
of
uninstalling/reinstalling the whole thing. Since this has happenedto me
three
times (I am a master at breaking things - I have also wiped out theconfig.xml
through extending the domain a couple of times), I should probablystart
experimenting
since I suspect that I will unfortunately do this again.
Thanks for your help, it appears that the classpath inclusion of thosefiles might
have been exactly what was needed for the 4xa to work!
m
"Raj Alagumalai" <[email protected]> wrote:
Hello Matt,
A driver being listed in the connection pool drop down, doesn't
necessarily
mean that the driver is on the classpath.
Can you try placing the driver jar in the server classpath ?
The requirement of one non xa driver is due to the fact that JMS
cannot
work
with an XA data source.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Raj Alagumalai
WebLogic Workshop Support
"Matt" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
first off, I am a newbie
I installed Workshop 8.1, and setup a Domain to use by creating
a
Weblogic
Domain
and then extending it with a Workshop extension.
I want to use it to connect to a SQL Server 2000 backend (I am
imitating
the Java
Control tutorials without using the Tutorial part to see what
problems
I
encounter).
I want to used the 4xa driver, but none of them work, although if
I
try to
use
the non-xa driver it is fine.
I remember reading the Workshop can only have one non-xa driver,
and
that
it also
must use the cgDatasource via pointbase.
I would be very happy to use the s2k 4xa driver, but when I try
it
with an
XA
in weblogic I always get "no suitable driver found", regardless
of
whether
it
is weblogics, data-directs, j-net-directs, etc. This happens even
if
it is
the
only pool, so I know it is not connected to pointbase.
I even ran the osql command to set my sql server up for stored
procedure
support.
For now what I have done is switched the cgPool over to an xa
driver,
and
have
the sql as a non-xa (which works fine).
Any ideas?
thanks!
m

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Yes you can run against any DB if you have latest JDBC driver installed.
Please see this 2 thread which give you the idea.
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I have set the 'Default Locking Mode ..' to 'optimistic'
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----- LEVEL 1: DETAIL 0 -----
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----- LEVEL 1: DETAIL 0 -----
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Hi!!
How to do paging in JSP using SQL SERVER 2000.
In my SQL we can fire query like
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http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=5194183

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GO
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GO
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[ , [ @path= ] 'root_directory' ]
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Refer
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms189520(v=sql.90).aspx
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