I just used the automatic download of the MySQL JDBC driver, and it downloaded 5.1.29. I went and manually downloaded the latest (5.1.31) and used that jar, instead.
We manually update driver versions on our site, so next time user press Download he gets currently uploaded version.
Maybe, you have an idea how to automatically discover new driver versions for various databases? To my understanding, it may be not very easy or reliable.
I spent a few minutes on it today and got mysql, postgres, derby, h2, and hsqldb set up.
SQL Server's download site is awful, and I won't touch that.
Apache uses mirrors to host their downloads, so at any time, a mirror can go down. I just picked one that seemed reliable (.edu).
The current set up is to alert for new versions and provide a download link. There's still some manual intervention of downloading and extracting the files.
When this is done, who/how should I send this over?
We manually update driver versions on our site, so next time user press Download he gets currently uploaded version.
Maybe, you have an idea how to automatically discover new driver versions for various databases? To my understanding, it may be not very easy or reliable.
Regards,
Alexander.
I will work on a systematic way to discover and alert for new JDBC drivers.
Thank you! (Even if this was an irony about our laziness.)
Alexander.
It wasn't a jab. Parsing / Traversing DOM sucks.
I spent a few minutes on it today and got mysql, postgres, derby, h2, and hsqldb set up.
When this is done, who/how should I send this over?
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Thanks a lot.
To connect you to our developers I've created http://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/DBE-475
Please contact each other via the issue. (I've notified the developer too.)
Regards,
Alexander.