At 09:12 AM 06/13/2000 +0200, Matthias Brantner wrote:
>you have to put your driver into the Classpath of JServ, you can either
>configure JServ taking all environment parameters from you Java or
>configure it with it's own environment, herefor you just add the
>Classpath of you driver into you jserv.properties
-- did it;
and if it was not finding the class, shouldn't it fail on the load by
Class.Byname(drivername),
and not on the DriverManager.getConnection(dburl),
Also the exception thrown is a SQL exception, not a loader exception.
Greg
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