I am having the same problem as Enshuo Hsu (2015-07-25) re: no suitable driver for an Access 2007 legacy database.
I checked my code - ok.
I followed his suggested solution by placing the 5 jar files in each of the following folders and testing the app. - the src folder, the build folder, my project folder, the JDK12 folder, the bin folder and the lib folder. Nothing changes.
I am totally lost as to what to do next.
I might add that I am new to java, but have taught programming (VB6) many years ago. I am trying to rewrite a VB6 app that is failing owing to non-support of critical controls used (eg. Hierarchial FlexGrid).
any help would be appreciated.
I am using Ucan Access 5.0
thanks
phil
below is the code - please forgive me if I am doing this incorrectly, but I couldn't see anywhere else to write it
I am having the same problem as Enshuo Hsu (2015-07-25) re: no suitable driver for an Access 2007 legacy database.
I checked my code - ok.
I followed his suggested solution by placing the 5 jar files in each of the following folders and testing the app. - the src folder, the build folder, my project folder, the JDK12 folder, the bin folder and the lib folder. Nothing changes.
I am totally lost as to what to do next.
I might add that I am new to java, but have taught programming (VB6) many years ago. I am trying to rewrite a VB6 app that is failing owing to non-support of critical controls used (eg. Hierarchial FlexGrid).
any help would be appreciated.
I am using Ucan Access 5.0
thanks
phil
below is the code - please forgive me if I am doing this incorrectly, but I couldn't see anywhere else to write it
package accessdatabase1;
import java.sql.Connection;
import java.sql.DriverManager;
import java.sql.SQLException;
/
* This program demonstrates how to use UCanAccess JDBC driver to read/write
* a Microsoft Access database.
* @author www.codejava.net
/
public class AccessDatabase1 {
}
Last edit: Phil frankel 2021-05-31