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Java ODBC Interface / Driver

I am looking for a way to open my Java EE application server through an ODBC connection. I.e; I need to serve data from my AS for applications that connect to it with ODBC.

This would probably mean that I should write my own ODBC driver in Java, which seems to be a daunting task.

Anyone here with experience? Has this been done before? What libraries to start with? I'm out of my mind?

EDIT: This is an integration issue between my application server and clients reading data from it through ODBC. In particular, it is the first iteration of Microsoft SharePoint. I already have JAX-WS, but unfortunately this is not a problem for SharePoint / Cudes / MS Analysis / MS Reporting services, etc.

The data will be presented mainly as one flat table. The problem I am facing is going to the lower end. Protocol, negotiation, authentication. If I come to a point where I can accept an ODBC connection and click on tabular data, I'm free to go home.

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One suggestion is to use the SDK to create a driver. 90% of the work has already been done in the SDK. I work at Simba Technologies, and we do just that. Help people how you create ODBC drivers in C ++, Java and C #. Take a look at our website www.simba.com

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SimpleDB provides an object-oriented API for C ++. This could be a star point: http://simpledb.sourceforge.net/

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