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Usually, when I go off onsomething its very much deserved. Now, picutre this you are a new C-JDBC user wanting to really test it and tunit say using Derby. What od you think is the non oabstacle in your way?
No, the docuemnts despite the errors in parts are in fact somewhat okay. I found this gross error by doing the idiot check on XML config files by using an editor to open them, guess what I found?
Every freaking configuraiton file with the wrong encoding designation as UTF8 instead of UTF-8! Section 4.3.3 of the XML 1.0 definiton clearly states that it should be UTF-8 not UTF8! And to top it off its not an isolated error, the previous release of C-JDBC has the same error in all configuraiton files including the examples!
Thus, to use C-JDBC remove all UTF8 encoding in each configuration file and examples XML files and replace with UTF-8 encoidng so that eerything actually works.
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