When you unzip the file, you don't get a jar file, you get the *.class
files. So I guess my question still is, where do I put the *.class files?
I've tried using the zip file in my classpath, but the complier still can't
find the class files in the zip file. I tried putting the class files in my
/lib directory, and still no luck. So I tried creating a .../lib/javax/sql
directory, and put the class files in there, and then added
.../lib/javax/sql to my classpath, and still no luck. I'm just not seeing
where the extended API class files, or the zip file, should go and what
should go in my classpath for my code to find the associated classes.
Celeste
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Subject: Re: Extended JDBC 2.0
You need to unzip the file and place jdbc2_0-stdext-src.jar in your
classpath.
> I hate to ask such a simple question, but I have just recently downloaded
> the JDBC 2.0 Ext API file from Sun (jdbc2_0-stdext-src.zip). I have
> searched the Sun site, including the ext API JDBC documentation, so many I
> missed this somewhere, but where do you place this zip file? I initially
> placed the zip file in my jdk1.3.0_02\lib directory, and then included the
> file location in my classpath (Windows 2000 machine) ie:
> C:\jdk1.3.0_02\lib\jdbc2_0-stdext-src.zip; but I am still getting a
> "java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:javax/sql/PooledConnection" error when I
try
> to use it in a simple demo program. Are you required to unzip the zip
file
> or can you use the zip file as you do a jar file? And if you are required
> to unzip the file, what directory do you put the class files in so that
the
> compilier can find them?
>
> Many thanks in advance.
>
>
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