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Our children choir Cantabile started to use Jamulus since this past September. Along the way, I collected a set of notes based on issues we had and how we went about solving them. Just want to share them here for those who might want to travel the same path. https://bitbucket.org/hle999hle/jamulus-doc/wiki/Home Best,

Our children choir Cantabile started to use Jamulus since this past September. Along the way, I collected a set of notes based on issues we had and how we went about solving them. Just want to share them here who might want to travel the same path. https://bitbucket.org/hle999hle/jamulus-doc/wiki/Home Best,

Sorry I accidentally hit return. I am an MS Money user. Would like to use UCanAcesss with DBeaver. Currently, I can use the driver 'MS Access' with two addtional jar files (jackcessencrypt, and CryptCodecOpener class). Are you open to include CryptCodecOpener in the main UCanAcesss distribution.? This will make it a bit easier for MS Money user to use UCanAcesss with DBeaver. I can do the work and provide the diff/pull request. Regards,

Got it. I just tried method #1 and it fixed the our unit test failure. Thanks. So method ColumnImpl.toDateDouble() is where the magic is happen to * Convert the incoming Date() into what being stored eventually in the database? public double toDateDouble(Object value) { // seems access stores dates in the local timezone. guess you just // hope you read it in the same timezone in which it was written! long time = toDateLong(value); time += getToLocalTimeZoneOffset(time); return toLocalDateDouble(time);...

Add attachement for the junit test.

First, thanks so much for continuing to maintain and improve this library. I use jackcess and jackencrypt to help our Microsoft Money access the *.mny file. Recently, one of the our unit test failed. I chased down the fact that the db was created in PST and our build system now runs in UTC timezone. It appears if that if a data is added to a row in PST timezone and later read in UTC , the read Date (row.getDate()) will NOT be the same as the orginal inserted Date (off by the timezone offset). The...

When running tests in Eclipse, you will need to add the following JVM arguments to...