On Wed, 16 Aug 2000, Conor MacNeill wrote: > The driver you are actually loading is a class which implements the Driver > interface, so there should be no problem in loading it and creating an > instance. This is true of the Oracle driver we use here. Creating an > instance should run the static initializer and cause the class to register > itself with the DriverManager (loaded in the system class loader). > > Can you try that?
Another approach that is useful is to get reference to class and try to look up a non-existent method. This forces resolution (usually). Cheers, Pete *--------------------------------------------------* | Latrobe University, | | | Bundoora, Australia | Does the name 'Pavlov' | | Office: PW220 | ring a bell ? | | Ex: 2503 | | *--------------------------------------------------*
