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I would like to know if it is possible to configure Oddjob to use MS Exchange to send email. I attempted to do so and got the error in attached file. The mail part of the error java.lang.RuntimeException: com.sun.mail.util.MailConnectException: Couldn't connect to host, port: redacted.exchangeserver.com, 25; timeout -1; When I searched online for a solution I found suggestions to IMAP protocol but I could not find a way to configure Oddjob to use IMAP. Any assistance will be appreciated. Two unrealted...

Not sure if this will help you. I read your post as I happen to be exploring JSON features in SQLite. I know a number of relational databases now support JSON (Postgres, Oracle, MariaDB), perhaps this could be an option? Importing data in JSON field in relational database.

This is a great piece of software! I know when many other Java products you can specify the look and feel. Personally I am not about looks but when you want to show a colleague of convince someone to take a look at the product the look and feel can have an impact on take up of the product. My question is how do I specify look and feel to be Windows native for this product? I know in other products its a matter of specifying the look and feel to use com.sun.java.swing.plaf.windows.WindowsLookAndFeel...

This is a great piece of software! I know when many other Java products you can specify the look and feel. Personally I am not about looks but when you want to show a colleague of convince someone to take a look at the product the look and feel can have an impact on take up of the product. My question is how do I specify look and feel to be Windows native for this product? I know in other products its a matter of specifying the look and feel to use com.sun.java.swing.plaf.windows.WindowsLookAndF...

I have the same error in Ubuntu 18.04. I installed libgtk2.0 and binutils-multiarch but error persists.

Thanks for the prompt and helpful response. It worked using your suggested method. I also managed to get the configFile.txt to work by escaping the slashes. I am running on Windows 7. Config below worked (the \/ is back and forward slash not letter V): Database_Type="Sqlite" Database_Driver="org.sqlite.JDBC" Database_Protocol="jdbc:sqlite" Database_DSN="C:\/path\/to\/my\/database\/databasefile.db" Database_User="" Database_Passwd="" Database_Catalog="" Database_SchemaPattern="" Database_TablePattern=""...

Thanks for the prompt and helpful response. It worked using your suggested method. I also managed to get the configFile.txt to work by escaping the slashes. I am running on Windows 7. Config below worked : Database_Type="Sqlite" Database_Driver="org.sqlite.JDBC" Database_Protocol="jdbc:sqlite" Database_DSN="C:\/path\/to\/my\/database\/databasefile.db" Database_User="" Database_Passwd="" Database_Catalog="" Database_SchemaPattern="" Database_TablePattern="" Database_ColumnPattern="" Database_Tabl...

I am trying to use Sqlite. I have placed the Sqlite JDBC driver in the classpath and in the configFile.txt I have the following entry: Database_Type="Sqlite" Database_Driver="org.sqlite.JDBC" Database_Protocol="jdbc:sqlite" Database_DSN="C:\path\to\my\database\databasefile.db" Database_User="" Database_Passwd="" Database_Catalog="" Database_SchemaPattern="" Database_TablePattern="" Database_ColumnPattern="" Database_TableType="" The console window does not bring back any of the meta data for the...