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Article #402Re: JBuilder/Java Application Upgrade
From: John Moore
Date: Mon, 24 Oct 2005 18:03
Date: Mon, 24 Oct 2005 18:03
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Patrick D. McAvoy wrote: >>> >>> I'm receiving a runtime error concerning the Borland class >>> com.borland.dx.DataSet. An index is reported missing for the DataSet >>> object when the object is instantiated. As Kevin indicated a stacktrace would be needed to pursue this further. >>> >>> My research points me to the DataExpress API, and the class file >>> named "DataSet". All of the reference material I'm encountering >>> covers ODBC/JDBC connectivity and processing, but nothing on the >>> "plain" two-dimensional DataSet object that is coded in the >>> application. Can anyone help me with this problem? You might start by reading two papers I wrote, by following the links ab the bottom of this email. >>> >>> I suspect that DataExpress API was introduced after JBuilder 4 (at >>> least the version that was used in my application), and therefore >>> my code, and specifically the code involved in processing the >>> "DataSet" class is "deprecated" somehow. Actually DX was introduced in much earlier versions.. Brains a big foggy on this but I seem to remember that version 1 had the beginnings of DX. I have never found any "depreciation" issues. Only enhancements and extensions. >>> >>> Am I on the right track? This would imply that all DataSet objects >>> implemented in this dinosaur application would require substantial >>> rennovation. No not in the slightest.. >>> >>> Yes? Do I have a major problem here, or is there a simple solution? >>> Has the class named "DataSet" changed radically from JBuilder 4 to >>> present, specifically around this type of "memory-resident two >>> dimensional pseudo-database object"? Your problem may be that you are trying to use it in Eclipse and are therefore missing the correct class files. This is a JBuilder ONLY component and should be used ONLY in JBuilder. Hope that helps get us back on the right track.. John.. -- ============================================= TeamB are volunteer helpers. Please DO NOT REPLY VIA EMAIL! Post all questions and replies to this newsgroup ONLY For papers on DataExpress, Applets, JSP, and Web Development go to: http://www.microps.com/mps/paperFAQ.html ====================================================
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