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kiddy

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Wednesday, June 24th 2009, 10:47pm

Problem "ConnectionFactory is deprecated"

Sorry that I am a pretty newer with Palo. I just tried to run the example "ListDatabase". But the following code:

Connection connection = ConnectionFactory.getInstance().newConnection(PALO_SERVER, PALO_SERVICE, PALO_USER, PALO_PASS);

seems that: "The method newConnection(String, String, String, String) from the type". I cannot successfully use it to get the connection. I use my local server. My Palo and Jpalo API were just download: Palo 3.0 and Jpalo Java API 2.0. How can I do? Any answers are appreciated!

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Thursday, June 25th 2009, 7:53am

RE: Problem "ConnectionFactory is deprecated"

Try this,

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public class PaloMain {


    private ConnectionConfiguration connection_configuration = null;
    private Connection connection = null ;

    public PaloMain( String _paloServer, String _paloPort, String _paloUser, String _paloPass, String _db) throws Exception
    {
    	connection_configuration = new ConnectionConfiguration(_paloServer, _paloPort);
    	connection_configuration.setPassword( _paloUser );
    	connection_configuration.setUser( _paloPass);
    	
    	this.Connect(_db);
		System.out.println( "Connected to server "+_paloServer+" Port: "+_paloPort+" DB: "+_db );
		

		
	    this.Disconnect();
		System.out.println( "Disconnected.");
		
    }

	public void Connect(String _db) throws Exception 
	{
		connection = ConnectionFactory.getInstance().newConnection( connection_configuration );
		if ( connection == null )
			throw new Exception( "Connection failed" );
		
		db = connection.getDatabaseByName(_db);
		if ( db == null )
			throw new Exception( "Could not set DB" );
				
		
	}

}


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This post has been edited 2 times, last edit by "h_decker" (Jun 25th 2009, 7:54am)

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