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Is only Type 4 driver can be used when working with Applets ??

 
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Hello , Please let me know this


Is only Type 4 driver can be used when working with Applets ??
 
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Have a read through our FAQs. There is quite a lot in there on JDBC and Applets.
 
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Ravi Pavan wrote:
Is only Type 4 driver can be used when working with Applets ??

Why do you think so?
 
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Why do you think so?


This is waht i am asking man.

 
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Do you make a random statement, and than ask if it is true? There must be a reason for asking this?
You 'll have to bring in some arguments to wake us up.
 
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Because the Java Ranch says this :

You can use other drivers (types 3 and 4 preferred) to connect your applet to a database except for Access.


but ,
After reading lots of docs, a got the impression that it is possible to write an Java Applet, that uses jdbc to connect to MS SQLServer (Without flushing all security permissions )
 
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The standard security permissions prevent that you access a database on another server than the one that serves the applet.

The reason why type1 and type2 are not appropriate for applets is because they depend on a certain platform (type 1) or require client software (type 2).

Except for Access means: Access is not a client server database. You need file access to the location where the access database resides. That is not very useful for applets.
 
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Thank you very much Jan .
 
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