On Thu, Apr 9, 2009 at 4:13 AM, NK B <nkbalaj...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> hello friends
> i'm work with django. but i create the reports in java
> how to link java and postgresql.please help me...
>
> i'm try following code but driver found not connect with db what do
> to....
>
You're really on the wrong list for this question. Your problem is getting
a connection from your Java code to your database, Django has absolutely
nothing to do with this. However...
> [snip]
> //c = DriverManager.getConnection("jdbc:postgresql://localhost/
> database","username", "password");
>
> c = DriverManager.getConnection("jdbc:postgresql://localhost:8000/
> database","balaji","test");
>
The :8000 there is almost certainly wrong, assuming you are running the
Django development server on port 8000. The connection you are looking to
create in your Java code here goes directly to your database server, not
through Django in any way. I've no experience connecting to a postgres
database from Java, but for MySQL at least there is no need to specify a
port unless you have configured the database to run on some non-standard
one. My suspicion as to what is wrong with your commented-out line is that
your database is not really named 'database', and that if you put your real
database name in its place the original line might work.
Karen
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