Paradox JDBC drivers + server?

I've been searching high and low for a small footprint program which contains JDBC drivers and a small DB server that would connect to Paradox DB format files.
So far, the only options that seems to be available for me is:
1. JDBC-ODBC connection, which still requires the Paradox DB or BDE
2. Using Corel's Paradox JDBC drivers, which adds a server and JDBC driver layer on top of the BDE.
These two options requires installation of the BDE, which I'm trying to avoid, since my client needs the software with the smallest possible footprint.
Just to give an idea of what I'm looking for:
http://www.atinav.com/products/aveconnect/DBF.htm
Help pls, anyone?

I thought they could give you best information for the first. Sounds like you don't trust them.
Anyway, your question remembers me to similiar ones asked about accessing e.g. Excel without using Excel itself.
The only possible solution then was to read (or also write - much more difficult) the foreign file format itself.
So you may not search a driver product, but a file format description.
A driver product accessing the files without using Paradox itself would have to re-implement the entire functionality of Paradox (regarding the access, not UI of course).
If someone really has done this, I don't think you'll get it for free.
So I would rather read them directly or - what may be the best - transform the data to another format or DBMS.

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