Gina:
In the servers Notes.INI file, there needs to be an entry called
JavaUserClasses which is defined similar to the following:
JavaUserClasses=c:\Lotus\Domino\data\domino\servlet;d:\Lotus\Domino\JdbcSql\
lib\JdbcDomino.jar
This defines to the Domino Servlet Manager where the files are that support
Domino JDBC. Make these changes, and restart the Notes server, and try it
again.
Ken Fitts
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Subject: Problem with Domino JDBC on R5
Hi,
I am using Domino JDBC to access Domino Database. It works fine when the
code runs as a standalone java program. But when I changed it to a servlet
and run on R5 application server, I get a 'class not found' exception on:
Class.forName("lotus.jdbc.domino.DominoDriver");
I have already put the driver jar file in my system classpath as well as
R5's class path.
Pls help! Thanks
Gina
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