In general, GlassFish is working with all JDBC drivers, but there might be some caveats: Unless there is specialized support for a particular combination of driver and database system (in your case: InterClient and InterBase) performance might be reduced and some features (e. g. @GeneratedValue) might not work, as there is no JDBC way to solve this in a general manner. That does not mean that definitively those features are not supported or are slow on Interbase, it just means that this might be the case.
Whether or not Interclient + Interbase is supported and how well it performs and what what features are supported is IMHO better answered on the performance newsgroup, since the programmers of TopLink know the source code very well and can check the code for the actual set of features and performance issues.
If Interbase is not supported, that is not big problem. The TopLink team is very kind and can help you in writing the needed Java code. That way I contributed support for Sybase SQL Anywhere some months ago.
Regards
Markus
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Subject: Interbase 2007 SQL in GlassFish
How i can create a Connection Pool with Interbase interclient jdbc driver ?
May GlassFish support Interclient ?
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