I installed PIP qemu-0.9.0-windows and downloaded the
SCJDBC.jar. I developed a sample java application where I
used the jar file to interact with the internal GT.M
database in the PIP qemu-0.9.0-windows.
I have some queries regarding this:
1. Is SCJDBC.jar interacting directly to the GT.M database
or is it interacting through PIP?
2. Can we use the same SCJDBC.jar to interact with stand-
alone GT.M database without using the PIP qemu-0.9.0-
windows and the Eclipse plug-in for that PIP?
Regards,
Sekhar
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The JDBC Driver talks to MTM, which acts as a listener for PIP. The request is then forwarded to PIP for processing. The JDBC Driver cannot talk directly to the GT.M database. It needs PIP to process the requests. You don't need the Eclipse plug-in if you have your own application that talks to the JDBC driver.
Thanks
Manoj
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I installed PIP qemu-0.9.0-windows and downloaded the
SCJDBC.jar. I developed a sample java application where I
used the jar file to interact with the internal GT.M
database in the PIP qemu-0.9.0-windows.
I have some queries regarding this:
1. Is SCJDBC.jar interacting directly to the GT.M database
or is it interacting through PIP?
2. Can we use the same SCJDBC.jar to interact with stand-
alone GT.M database without using the PIP qemu-0.9.0-
windows and the Eclipse plug-in for that PIP?
Regards,
Sekhar
The JDBC Driver talks to MTM, which acts as a listener for PIP. The request is then forwarded to PIP for processing. The JDBC Driver cannot talk directly to the GT.M database. It needs PIP to process the requests. You don't need the Eclipse plug-in if you have your own application that talks to the JDBC driver.
Thanks
Manoj