The details that you have provided clearly indicates that:
1) There is no problem with Oracle drivers
2) The code for the servlet also seems to be correct (since it is working
with JDeveloper)
3) The problem is with the classpath. JDeveloper is picking the classpath
from the place where you have updated all "imaginable packages" :-) on your
machine. However, JSWDK might be picking up the classpath from a different
place. Just check!
Also let me know if the exact error message (if there is any in the output!)
You surely will meet the deadline....so relax!
----- Original Message -----
From: Grettir Einarsson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, April 18, 2000 2:45 PM
Subject: JSWDK Web-server and Oracle problem
> Hi there,
>
> I�m having problems using JSWDK server with Oracle. I�ve
developed a
> servlet in JDeveloper and some databaseclasses which connects to Oracle8i.
> In JDeveloper my servlet runs fine (it uses some kind of a servletrunner
for
> testing and debugging )and no problems what so ever with the
> databaseconnection (using thin oracle driver ).
> When I try to run my servlet on JSWDK it just doesn�t do nothing
after I
> try to call for connection to the database ( and eventfully crashes ).
I�ve
> tried two kinds of drivers: dbc:oracle:oci8 and jdbc:oracle:thin but
neither
> of them seems to work. I�ve set classpath to all imaginable packages on
my
> computer before I run the server ( including all the packages JDeveloper
> seems to be able to use and let this work ).
> I've read the FAQ's and the help and there I found this
mailing-list so if
> there is someone out there who could possibly help, I�d be grateful cause
> deadline is soon up and I can�t show my teachers the product in the
> developing tool.
>
> Thanks
>
> Grettir Einarsson
>
>
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