Netware: access database from PHP over JDBC driver

[Micodat]

Hi,

I'm using PHP5 on a Netware 6 Server (Apache 2).

Now I try to connect to a database on this server, but I only have a
JDBC
driver for this database for netware.
("Extended Systems" ADS 8.1)

What is the easiest way to do this (without JVM overhead)?

Ciao
Frank

 

[Jan Thomä]

Now I try to connect to a database on this server, but I only have a
JDBC
driver for this database for netware.
("Extended Systems" ADS 8.1)

What is the easiest way to do this (without JVM overhead)?

Use their PHP driver:
http://www.sybase.com/products/databasemanagement/advantagedatabaseserver/php-extension

If this is what you asked for...

Best regards,
Jan

 

[Micodat]

Hi Jan,

thanx for your answer.

The problem is: the PHP driver works only with windows and linux, not
netware.

For ADS/Netware, there is only a JDBC driver

Frank

 

[Arne Vajhøj]

I'm using PHP5 on a Netware 6 Server (Apache 2).

Now I try to connect to a database on this server, but I only have a
JDBC
driver for this database for netware.
("Extended Systems" ADS 8.1)

What is the easiest way to do this (without JVM overhead)?

You can not use a JDBC driver without a JVM.

I would go for:

---PHP script---(socket)---Java daemon---(JDBC)---database

when the Java daemon is a permanent running process then there
are no JVM startup overhead.

High performance require multithreaded Java app, but that
is easy.

Arne