Do any of the connectors provided allow for injecting data into SQL databases? I'm assuming the Oracle connector is one, but how about for MS/SQL or MySQL?
Thanks,
Rob
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Sorry for the late reply - we're very busy! We generally try to respond to these forums at least every couple days.
Yes - currently there are JDBC connectors for Oracle and DB2 on iSeries included with the project. This week you'll also see a more generic JDBC connector added that will be more appropriate for a variety of JDBC interfaces, like MS/SQL and MySQL. Note that such updates are updated in the Subversion source repository. In order to get the latest code you can check out the project using a SubVersion client (such as TortoiseSVN http://tortoisesvn.net/downloads and use check the source out from this URL: https://idmunit.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/idmunit ). We'll be cutting another official release version of IdMUnit when Designer 2.0 goes live.
Regards,
Brent
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We're working to include the vanilla JDBC connector in the IdMUnit 2.0 release which is just around the corner. There are a number of additional features and enhancements that will be released at this time as well, such as the ability to add multi-valued attributes during an addObject, LDAP search filter support, wild-carding, alerting, and other highly requested features. We'll keep you posted!
BTW - Today you can copy the Oracle class and specialize it for any relational JDBC over JDBC (types 2, 3 and 4). Let us know if you need to move on this prior to the IdMUnit 2.0 release.
Thanks,
Brent
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So I've been monitoring the SVN repository and still see nothing about MS SQL class. If I were to copy the Oracle class, what specialization is required?
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We include with the commercial version of IdMUnit that works for all released versions of MS SQL Server. We've used it also with DB2, Oracle, MySQL and a variety of other relational databases. You're welcome to specialize the sample Oracle connector to support other systems.
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Do any of the connectors provided allow for injecting data into SQL databases? I'm assuming the Oracle connector is one, but how about for MS/SQL or MySQL?
Thanks,
Rob
Rob,
Sorry for the late reply - we're very busy! We generally try to respond to these forums at least every couple days.
Yes - currently there are JDBC connectors for Oracle and DB2 on iSeries included with the project. This week you'll also see a more generic JDBC connector added that will be more appropriate for a variety of JDBC interfaces, like MS/SQL and MySQL. Note that such updates are updated in the Subversion source repository. In order to get the latest code you can check out the project using a SubVersion client (such as TortoiseSVN http://tortoisesvn.net/downloads and use check the source out from this URL:
https://idmunit.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/idmunit ). We'll be cutting another official release version of IdMUnit when Designer 2.0 goes live.
Regards,
Brent
We here would dearly like a generic SQL connector. I haven't seen it in SVN. Do you have a timeframe for it's release?
Mick -
We're working to include the vanilla JDBC connector in the IdMUnit 2.0 release which is just around the corner. There are a number of additional features and enhancements that will be released at this time as well, such as the ability to add multi-valued attributes during an addObject, LDAP search filter support, wild-carding, alerting, and other highly requested features. We'll keep you posted!
BTW - Today you can copy the Oracle class and specialize it for any relational JDBC over JDBC (types 2, 3 and 4). Let us know if you need to move on this prior to the IdMUnit 2.0 release.
Thanks,
Brent
So I've been monitoring the SVN repository and still see nothing about MS SQL class. If I were to copy the Oracle class, what specialization is required?
We include with the commercial version of IdMUnit that works for all released versions of MS SQL Server. We've used it also with DB2, Oracle, MySQL and a variety of other relational databases. You're welcome to specialize the sample Oracle connector to support other systems.
Any suggestions on how to "specialize" the Oracle connector to talk to something else?