[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What instance? Since there is no .newInstance() here, this can be
understood as if the class has a static initializer which creates an
instance of the class. And if so, why should the application do
.newInstance()?
From memory, some drivers do not register in a static initializer but
in the constructor. I don't believe this is compliant behaviour but if
you want something to work ...
Many applications will be choosing the Driver dynamically so something like:
Class.forName(System.getProperty("driver")).newInstance()
is most likely to work.
--
Jeremy
