John Baker wrote:
>> It is used by the Admin Console, however, the sqlx.jar was not
>> required so we did not include it. Is this causing a problem?
>
> Yes!
> dataprovider.jar uses sqlx.jar for database applications.
>
> One problem is Visual Web applications fail to run on v3 without
> changing the class-loader setting in sun-web.xml.
> By excluding sqlx.jar causes a regression.
> Also, see Tim's message from last August posted to this alias - search
> the archive of this dev alias for "dataprovider"
> The cause of the exception is the missing sqlx.jar library.
>
> Actually, dataprovider.jar is maintained by NetBeans visualweb. If
> there are any bugs in dataprovider that need fixing then
> is there a process to update dataprovider.jar?
>
> More importantly, there should be a review to decide which jars can be
> included.
>
is the dataprovider.jar pom.xml file having the right dependency
declaration ?
who maintains the dataprovider.jar pom file ?
Jerome
> John
>
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Ken Paulsen
>>
>> John Baker wrote:
>>>
>>> Why is dataprovider.jar bundled with v3 ?
>>>
>>> This looks like the one from Visual Web.
>>>
>>> And if there's a good reason for including it, why was sqlx.jar not
>>> included ?
>>> The CachedRowSetDataProvider class uses the classes in sqlx.jar.
>>>
>>> John
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