At 14:57 -0400 11/2/05, Xiaobo Chen wrote:
I already turned off the firewall on the XP machine, but it doesn't work
either. I am doubting that in the database on the other Solaris machine,
it doesn't allow the connection from the XP machine. I am doubting this
way because other application on oth
Xiaobo Chen wrote:
> I can not use 'telnet aaa.bbb.ca 3306' on XP machine, it will give error
> like this:
>
> Could not open connection to the host, on port 3306. Connection failed.
>
> But if I try on other Solaris machines ,it will say something like this:
>
> Trying (IP address)
> Connected
I can not use 'telnet aaa.bbb.ca 3306' on XP machine, it will give error
like this:
Could not open connection to the host, on port 3306. Connection failed.
But if I try on other Solaris machines ,it will say something like this:
Trying (IP address)
Connected to aaa.bbb.ca.
Escape character is '^
Xiaobo Chen wrote:
> I already turned off the firewall on the XP machine, but it doesn't work
> either. I am doubting that in the database on the other Solaris machine,
> it doesn't allow the connection from the XP machine. I am doubting this
> way because other application on other Solaris machine
I already turned off the firewall on the XP machine, but it doesn't work
either. I am doubting that in the database on the other Solaris machine,
it doesn't allow the connection from the XP machine. I am doubting this
way because other application on other Solaris machine can conenction to
the mysq
Xiaobo Chen wrote:
> then I tried 'telnet':
>
> telnet aaa.bbb.ca or telnet aaa.bbb.ca:3306
>
> both case, it said: Could not connected to the host , on port 23: connect
> failed.
Your second example is invalid -- it should be `aaa.bbb.ca 3306` --
so it's not surprising that didn't work :-)
B
Hi, all.
First, I should give some information on the setting:
I have mysql database, say, mydatabase, existing in one machine A which is
Solaris; I am trying to connect this database from another XP machine.
The code snippet in the XP machine looks like this:
String driver = "com.mysql.jdbc.D
Hello,
I am new to both MySQL and JDBC. I installed a MySQL binary on a Linux
machine, and I want to access the database as a server over a network. I
have had a hard time finding documentation on how to set this up. How do I
decide which port the server runs on, and do I need some kind of
Try
a) downgrading an _older_ mm.mysql driver, or, much better:
b) upgrading to a newer (and non-alpha) mySQL database version.
I've had exactly this problem every time I upgraded
to a new mySQL version. Upgrading the driver, too,
solved the problem in each case.
For example, currently
Anybody know what's wrong? After 'java LoadDriver'
I always get the message:
Exception: Communication link failure:
java.io.EOFException
SQLState: 08S01
VendorError: 0
java.sql.SQLException: Communication link failure:
java.io.EOFException
at
org.gjt.mm.mysql.MysqlIO.init(MysqlIO.java:37
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