Re: Web-DB architectures?

From: Paul White <pwhite_at_symantec.com>
Date: 1997/07/14
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Knut Barten wrote:
>
> Where else can I find infos? On the web I found ACM, OSF, W3C but didn't
> found that much useful information about that subject.
>
Check out java.sun.com for JDBC section on database connectivity in Java.
You might also like to take a look at dbANYWHERE which is a 100% JDBC-compatible middleware product with native drivers for Informix, Oracle etc which requires no additional drivers on the client. A White paper which explains this is on the website below along with a free trial version.

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