How does one check if JDBC is installed on Windows??
807600Aug 22 2007 — edited Aug 22 2007I am completely new to JAVA but have been tasked with recoding a bunch of perl scripts to Coldfusion from a Sun server to a Windows server. My problem is that one of the websites I'm recoding has a JAVA app.
I've been moved to a shared windows web server and need to make sure JDBC is installed. The admin says it's not, unless it's part of a Windows service pack.
Is there an easy way for me to test to see if JDBC is installed? Maybe a small Java app I can drop on the server that would tell me??
Thanks!