JDBC and MS Access Anywhere



Hi All! I'm kinda new to this so be patient! :)

I am currently working on a Java project that is directly connected with a MS
Access database. I have already connected the ODBC on my windows XP system
to the class file in my project. Everything works fine....except that if I
ever want to use this java application (.java file) on ANOTHER computer, I
have to setup AGAIN the ODBC with the Access Database....is there a way to
actually write a code that will automaticly connect the .java file to the
ODBC in windows and then connect to the Access Database file in the project
folder...regardless weather the user has setup a ODBC connection to the
Access database or not?

In other words: I want to AVOID going to Control Panel/Administrative Tools/
Data Sources (ODBC)/...then create a new data source and connect it to my
Acces database file....

Please help!!! Thank you
.



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