Want Foxpro 3.0 JDBC Driver

Hi,
I want JDBC driver for Foxpro 3.0 free downloads.
if have anybody know that free download driver, please let me know.
Thanks
K.Senthil Kumar

There may well not be one. However, if you can find an ODBC driver for it you can use the JdbcOdbc bridge.

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