Did you make sure that the Data Source Name was in System DSN in the ODBC
Data Sources. JSP uses only System DSN for it's jdbc-odbc bridge.
Denny Pichardo
IT Specialist
Agilent Technologies
From: TravisFalls <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hello,
I am creating a DBConnection Class that I am creating an instance of in a
login class. In this login class I pass a dynamic query string to
DBConnection. I have this deployed on a Weblogic server. (yes I registered
the servlet :) )I have an index page that calls a Login servlet where the
DbConnection instance is. I have registered the Data source name for my
access 2000 database and still I get a server 500 error. I don't have a URL
to show but all my code for the two classes is as follows:
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