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cluelessgeek
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28 Mar 2009 à 03:45
you need access to test the application.
install it.
install it.
What database do you want to link your java class with? The are different JDBC. If you are using MSQL then you need JDBC that will link with your java class. If you are using Acess you need to go to administrative tools on your control panel you choose data sources ODBC then you choose your driver there.