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If it is possible to work with a resultset, how do you pass it to the servlet from the bean? I tried.. it would not work.. The problem had something to do with having the connection in the bean not the servlet and so I could not pass the resultset. the resultset does not contain the data does...

I am working on an application that uses sql data (tomcat and MS sql server). There will be about 15-20 simultaneous clients. I would like to know if my logic makes any sense. I am very new to java, any kind of help would be great.. To access the sql server, I am going to write a bean that...

This is exceedingly absurd.. I have been trying this 20 line stupid code for a while.. Suddenly it started to work.. I have done absolutely nothing special.. It now gives another error.. The connection is there.. Do you know by any chance how to fix this? java.sql.SQLException: Could not find...

When I use try-catch it compiles and gives a classnotfoundException (System.out.print(theexception)).. This is very frustrating.. I downloaded a document on how to use a library in eclipse.. Everything seems normal.. There must be something I am missing.. I put the jar file in my class path...

Thanks for the reply.. I am using eclipse to write and compile.. I strugled a lot to put the jtds.jar in my classpath.. It gave classnotfound/implemented??.. Something like that.. Then downloaded and put the source file in the class path.. The code did not give any errors about the class but...

I am trying to connect to mssql database. The error I receive is, Exception in thread "main" java.lang.Error: Unresolved compilation problem: at Baglanti.main(Baglanti.java:12) Here is the code.. (This is my first code so I have no idea what is happenning) import java.sql.Connection...