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Extracting data from excel and writing it to a text file is working in Windows. But when you want to deploy it in server, then how to create odbc-jdbc connection there, how to select workbook there?

I'm not sure but i think we need to add our fle name in some location, i dont know where is that location? Depending on the ODBC driver, it may not have much in the way of Metadata support, hence 'fetch' may need to be done manually - that should fix your input problem in the activity.

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Skip to main content. Hi, I am trying to create odbc-jdbc connection. Flag for Review. Improve this answer. What about the JDK8? EDIT This answer was written in where the world was very different.

ShpytyackArtem It is Do you really, really need the complete source code for Java 6? Also note that unless you make a special effort, the JRE classes will not have debug information. PratikAmbani Because only those classes you mention are in there? OpenJDK debug build for you too. Show 6 more comments. It asks for the rt. Instead, click on the "attach source" button, in the "source attachment configuration" popup window, select "External Folder", then point to jdk. Eclipse will then automatically load the newly found JDK class source code in the same window.

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