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Hello, yes I think so to. Well I have jdk1.2.2 installed on my machine and I
put classes12.zip in my classpaths and paths in jserv.properties, and also I
included classes12.zip as a repozitory in zone.properties, and now it
initializes the driver but it gives me this Exception :
java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: java.util.Map
I suspect that is because of the wrong version of the driver. I also checked
java.util.Map and it exists in jdk1.2, and I suppose that jdk1.2.2 also has
it.
I am really getting frustrated with this, but do I need this
ls_charset12.zip file ?
Thanx
Darko
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Darko,
Make sure you put the appropriate classes.zip and nls_charset.zip files
in the classpath for jserv. Do this by adding them to your
jserv.properties file. Mine look like:
wrapper.classpath=/usr/local/oracle/8.1.6/java2/classes12_01.zip
wrapper.classpath=/usr/local/oracle/8.1.6/java2/nls_charset12_01.zip
HTH
Chris
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> Match, yes I did put zip file in my classpath as well as path, and
compiling
> is ok, the only thing is I cant access it thru the browser.
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> Shanahan, thanx for your help, yes I think I need to do that, to test step
> by step.
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> You need to put the ZIP file in your CLASSPATH.
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> > Hello, I have jdk1.2.2, jsdk2.0. Apache_JServ-1.0, on rh 6.0 box and I
am
> > trying to use oracle driver to connect to an oracle database on nt box.
I
> > am able to compile and everything is fine using this driver, but when I
> try
> > to instantiate it thru the browser, it gives me exception
> > "oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver". Now I am not sure why this happens,
> > maybe I did not put the classpath right, but compilation is ok. I put
> > classes12.zip file into my servlet repository.
> > Does anybody any suggestions about this ?
> >
> > Thanx for your help.
> >
> > Darko
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