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Hi Craig,
you were absolutely right!
I already did the classpath stuff... the only problem that I didn't try was
the thing with the system DNS instead of the user DNS. And yes, it solved my
problem!!!! I am filled with sheer luck (after 4 frustating days - thanks.
Thanks. Thanks.
I think this part of the answer (System DNS instead of User DNS) should be
added to FAQ-O-Matic...
Java Apache Project :
Apache JServ 1.0 :
Programming and Misc. Tidbits :
Why do I get a ClassNotFoundException on my JDBC driver?
I leave this up to you (I don't know how to add such an entry and above all
it was your idea).
Thanks a lot, and again,
Marco
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McClanahan
Sent: Wednesday, September 15, 1999 5:58 PM
To: Java Apache Users
Subject: Re: Still no JDBC-Connection
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Marco Aschwanden wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I read the FAQ and followed the FAQ but I still can't get no
> JDBC-Connection.
>
The class path used in Apache JServ to load things pays no attention to the
CLASSPATH environment variable. Have you used the "wrapper.classpath"
settings
in the jserv.properties file to set these (or, you can declare them in the
"repositories" setting of the zone.properties file if they are particular to
a
zone)?
You can also use the "wrapper.bin.parameters" setting to pass the
-Djava.library.path=xxxxx setting, rather than having to embed it in your
code.
Also, for the JDBC-ODBC bridge driver, you have to set a System DSN rather
than
a User DSN.
Craig McClanahan
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