Your problem is that you have
the servlet in the /servlets/ directory.
The 'auto-matic' class loader that
loads classes from there has some
(severe) limitations.
This stops it from being able to load
the oracle driver(s)
Put your servlet and the oracle
classes on the classpath and it will
work. You'll lose the reload-when-
servlet-changed facility however.
Tim.
URL http://www.westhawk.co.uk/
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