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Jdbc Connection Problem
Hi I Am New To Java And Used Quite Alot Of Databases But When I Apply The Codes For Connection To Java It Says That The Jdbc Driver Not Found I Am Using Windows Xp Sp2 Please Any Body
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You should put the jdbc driver to the run-time classpath.
If you using windows xp,You can put it to the windows classpath
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Which application do you use?web application or GUI application?
If web application,you only need copy the jdbc driver into the web-inf/lib
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problem with jdbc driver
hi,
i have made some development for j2me, but i am new to standard
java. i want to make a connection to ms sql server through jdbc driver,
i downloaded the driver package (sqljdbc.jar) and i dont know how to use
it. my OS is windows 2000.
i tried to compile with option -classpath "the path to the file", i tried to
make it system variable and then -classpath %JDBC_Driver% and again
it does not happen.
can somebody give me some direction ?
thanks,
have a nice day everybody
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 Originally Posted by shamshami
Hi I Am New To Java And Used Quite Alot Of Databases But When I Apply The Codes For Connection To Java It Says That The Jdbc Driver Not Found I Am Using Windows Xp Sp2 Please Any Body
hi, please can u attach the exact code being used ???
lsn the problem maybe the follwing, the exact driver class ur using is not in the same directory ur working on, or if ur developing a web applicatin using using a tomcat stuff make sure u use a .jar package of the driver files and put it in the lib folder under WEB-INF ...
for more info, please contact me ...
hope that i helped solving ur prob ...
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