Hi Kevin
Why don't u try 'Thin driver' instead of ODBC.It would solve most of ur problem
and that is simple.
-wilson
Kevin Sagon wrote:
> I am fairly new to servlet programming and am learning how to setup
> connections to DB's. I wrote my first attempt and successfully connected
> the servlet to an Access DB.
>
> I then modified the code and broke out my connection setup and maintenance
> into a separate class. Once I did that the servlet broke and started
> loggin IllegalAccessExceptions in jserv.log. I checked the API and the
> only thing that I could find which might throw that exception is the
> statement:
>
> Class.forName("sun.jdbc.odbc.JdbcOdbcDriver");
>
> This line has worked with all my other tests to load the drivers and it
> still works if I write code to access the DB locally. It only breaks when
> I try to run it from a servlet.
>
> If anyone has any ideas on what I did I would be greatly appreciative as I
> have been beating my head on the wall on this one for several days now.
>
> TIA
>
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