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Figure 1: Type 1 JDBC Driver architecture
Figure 2: Type 2 JDBC Driver architecture
Figure 3: Type 3 JDBC Driver architecture
Figure 4: Type 4 JDBC Driver architecture
Figure 5: Advantages of the Easysoft JDBC-ODBC Bridge
Figure 6: The Driver Manager as a dynamic linker
Figure 7: A Java application using JOB
Figure 8: A Zero Installation Java applet using JOB
Figure 9: A Zero Installation Java applet using JOB with multiple servers
Figure 10: Heterogeneous database access using the ODBC Join Engine
Figure 11: The Choose Setup Type dialog box
Figure 12: The Initial Server Configuration dialog box
Figure 13: The License Manager window
Figure 14: The ODBC Data Source Administrator User DSN Tab
Figure 15: The ODBC Data Source Administrator System DSN Tab
Figure 16: The Create New Data Source dialog box
Figure 17: The Microsoft Access ODBC driver configured
Figure 18: The Easysoft JDBC-ODBC Bridge Server Services entry
Figure 19: The Configuration dialog box for a PostgreSQL data source
Figure 20: The Enter Network Password dialog box
Figure 21: The Web Administrator Statistics screen
Figure 22: The Web Administrator Configuration screen
Figure 23: The Web Administrator Change Configuration screen
Figure 24: The Web Administrator Security screen
Figure 25: The Web Administrator Information screen
Figure 26: The Web Administrator Client Hosts screen
Figure 27: The Windows Registry entry
Figure 28: The Test Applet Logon screen
Figure 29: The Test Applet Connect screen
Figure 30: The Test Applet JobLet screen
Figure 31: The Test Applet Results screen
Figure 32: An example applet tag
Figure 33: An example applet tag using ez.class
Figure 34: Easysoft JDBC URL attributes
Figure 35: Easysoft JOB URL examples
Figure 36: A minimal Java applet demonstration
Figure 37: The ODBC data source selection dialog box
Figure 38: Displaying the result of the tables pseudo-query
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