I'm developing an application in Java, that accesses an Progress database. I want to create triggers in Java for the application, to make some validations and replications.
1. Is there anyway to send the exception data to the application, such as the error message? I tried to update a table with an exception, and I've got an SQLException containing only the code of the message, without the message I past to the DhSQLException.
2. In the progress guide there is only information to use the Progress specific classes (SQLIStatement, SQLCursor). Is it possible to use the java.sql/javax.sql default classes (PreparedStatement, Connection, DriverManager)? If it is, how can I do that? Does anybody have some material to do that?
Thanks,
Jonatan Schroeder
Medisoft - Brazil
1. Is there anyway to send the exception data to the application, such as the error message? I tried to update a table with an exception, and I've got an SQLException containing only the code of the message, without the message I past to the DhSQLException.
2. In the progress guide there is only information to use the Progress specific classes (SQLIStatement, SQLCursor). Is it possible to use the java.sql/javax.sql default classes (PreparedStatement, Connection, DriverManager)? If it is, how can I do that? Does anybody have some material to do that?
Thanks,
Jonatan Schroeder
Medisoft - Brazil