Problem when trying to use MySQL as Database and do connectivity using JSP for my site?
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It is probably the Parentheses. The JSP translator can be pretty brittle.
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"What is my problem in database connection?"\nThe three potential problems that come to mind are:\n1. You aren't using a password and the account has a password. You need to specify a password for your MySQL account when connecting.\n2. The user does not exist.\n3. Or that user is not permitted to access the database from 'localhost'.\n\nTry using the account 'accountname'@'%', to allow access from anywhere (this is not particularly secure, but it's useful for testing purposes).\n\n\nIf you don't know anything about MySQL or SQL, you are asking in the wrong place. Try a question like "Where can I find good resources for helping me learn SQL?".
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Have you downloaded the latest Java version? If not get it here:\nhttp://www.java.com/en/download/manual.jsp
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No I would not use Java, it is really too slow. I would use .NET technologies ASP.NET and C# to develop the site along with an SQL Server database.
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I've seen several references of this error using SQL.\n\nAre you accessing a database?  If so, are you sure you JDBC linkage is right, and your SQL is correct?
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I think you should learn Java because it has rich class library which will enable you to add the required functionality.The intigrated technologies such as Servlets and JSP are Sun's implementation of PHP and ASP.Also as a matter of fact Java and J2EE server comes free of cost and are available for download at www.java.sun.com\nAlso use mySQL with JSP to add database functionality to your site.\n\nI think you should follows these steps to make the procedure fast\n1 Download JDK1.5,J2EE 1.4 ,mySQL and JConnector\nyou will find J connector onmysql's webiste\n2 Install them take help from their resp.  official sites\n3 learn JSP you could get help on java.sun.com \n4 for uploading the site on internet you could try\nwww.myjavaserver.com you will be surprised to know that it all comes free of cost\n5 Now this comes as a bonus you could try www.freedomain.co.nr for get yor required URL free of cost
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You will have to use some scripting language, \nI advise you to use PHP with MySQL. \nBut also there are a LOT of created sollutions. Just look out for login script or even you can try with some CMS like Joomla, Mambo, PHPnuke, XOOPS ........ witch already have implemented loging feature.
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You would need Apache server http://httpd.apache.org/, you might also want to install MySQL http://www.mysql.com/ or PostgreSQL http://www.postgresql.org/ for database management.  In addition you might also want to install PHP www.php.net to run PHP scripts. With those 3 things you should be able to start a simple web server.
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OK, you probably didn't set it up right if it didn't show it. \nI would suggest getting WAMP which installs Apache, MySql, and PHP.\nOnce you install it turn WAMP on, and it turns on all the services.\nPlace you webpage files in the www directory inside the WAMP directory on your C: drive.\nThen open up IE or Firefox (or w/e browser you use), and type:\nhttp://localhost/\nand if you index is there then your page should run.\nHope this helps.
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Its a DNS issue.\n\nyou will need to add a www.   (A) Record to the DNS zonefile.\n\nIE: the zone will have   \n\ncomberonline.org.  IN A 10.10.10.10 ( well your ip )\n\nyou need\n\nwww.comberonline.org.  IN A 10.10.10.10\n\n\n----------\n\nUPDATE..\n\nJust checked your site and it happens with www and non.\n\nLooks like your webserver is spagged.\n\nMake sure your virtualdomains ( if you run them ) are correct and that if your running PHP SQL etc that those services are configured and running..\n\n.\nCheers\n\n\nOh and as the message below.. It aint a IE problem as it happens in firefox on linux..
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OK,If you want to create a website that is driven through a database, and taking data from that database on a regular basis to display pages, then you first need to work out which database solution to use.\nA popular combination used by many is mySQL.\nIf you have your own server then you'll need to install this, however if you use shared hosting services or providers then the case will probably be that it is already on your server or can be installed.\nOnce that is done, you should upload something called PhpMyAdmin to the server, as this will easily enable you to create and manage your tables.\nOnce the infrastructure is up and running, you need to create your tables which can be done without any commands through the PhpMyAdmin interface.\nIn terms of creating your site itself, you will then need to use simple queries to take data out of the database and if necessary put data back into the database.\nIn order to learn how to do this there is no substitute for buying a simple book on the subject, or alternatively reading some of the clear and excellent online tutorials.
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You don't need to configure JSP with tomcat, it is already there...\n\nSame thing with Oracle. You just need the JDBC driver for oracle and you import the library to your working project.\n\nBut I recommend you to use ECLIPSE Environment. That will enable you to use ANT inorder to compile the whole thing.\n\nYou just install tomcat. And you can quickly make jsp pages. If you want to install Oracle, you just need to import the library.
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HI,\nthis is what may be a problem, first the question is does your provider(in that hosting package) supports PHP and MySQL, if that is true it may be that you can use that service if you ask them, so you have to call and tell them to make these available for you.\n\nOther thing is that if all of the above is true and working you should call them anyway because they will give yo your Host for the base, your username, password and the name of it. You should use these data that your Host provider gives you and everything should work fine.\n\nAnd YES you have other SQL parameters!!\n\nIf this don't work, you should try and try again with the installation, or you can always download some other chat application:).
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Assuming you have almost full access to your database in mysql, you should be able to drop whatever tables you created and that would give youa 'blank' slate to work with.
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Disregard the above URL, it points you to a site that shows you how to make a connection to JDBC, which you seem to have been able to do already, based on your question.\n\nUse this instead:\n\nhttp://archives.postgresql.org/pgsql-bugs/2001-04/msg00216.php
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You're missing a slash. It should be mysql://
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Using either PHP or ASP use ADO to establish your connection to either database and fetch your data that way.  You will need to install the Oracle OLE or ODBC driver.  I have not done this in the Unix / Linux world but it is so easy to do in the windows world.  Here is the ado connection strings you will need to do it.  I know this is written for Windows but it is somewhat similar in the Linux / Unix world.\n\n\nhttp://www.carlprothman.net/Default.aspx?tabid=81