amorosik Expert Licensed User Longtime User Mar 30, 2020 #1 To use B4x with Firebird database, which driver to use? Firebird: The true open source database for Windows, Linux, Mac OS X and more Firebird SQL: The true open-source relational database firebirdsql.org I see there are different versions, and for each version different files are provided, for example Jaybird 4.0 for Java 8, it provides the following files: jaybird-4.0.0.java8.jar jaybird-4.0.0.java8-javadoc.jar jaybird-4.0.0.java8-sources.jar jaybird-full-4.0.0.java8.jar Which is the file to use?
To use B4x with Firebird database, which driver to use? Firebird: The true open source database for Windows, Linux, Mac OS X and more Firebird SQL: The true open-source relational database firebirdsql.org I see there are different versions, and for each version different files are provided, for example Jaybird 4.0 for Java 8, it provides the following files: jaybird-4.0.0.java8.jar jaybird-4.0.0.java8-javadoc.jar jaybird-4.0.0.java8-sources.jar jaybird-full-4.0.0.java8.jar Which is the file to use?
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 30, 2020 #2 These two are not relevant: jaybird-4.0.0.java8-javadoc.jar jaybird-4.0.0.java8-sources.jar You need to read their documentation to find the difference between the "full" and not full versions. Start with the first one. It is possible that it will not work as not all Java 8 features are supported by Android. If it doesn't work try the Java 7 version. Upvote 0
These two are not relevant: jaybird-4.0.0.java8-javadoc.jar jaybird-4.0.0.java8-sources.jar You need to read their documentation to find the difference between the "full" and not full versions. Start with the first one. It is possible that it will not work as not all Java 8 features are supported by Android. If it doesn't work try the Java 7 version.
amorosik Expert Licensed User Longtime User Mar 30, 2020 #3 Thank for your help jaybird-full-4.0.0.java8.jar seem to be the correct version Upvote 0
