> Hi, > > The usual way to cope with a null pointer exception is > 1) compile the sources with the debug option > 2) look at the stack trace to find out exactly where the exception occurs > 3) look at the indicated line in the source code to see which object is > null > 4) check (in the source code or elsewhere) why the object is null > > Did you already do that ? > > Thomas
Yes, I did that, and everything else I could think of, but couldn't find anything wrong. As I said, it works perfectly inside the IDE, but not outside. When I run the app standalone, I can connect to database, do simple querries, but if I try to do INSERT, UPDATE,DELETE or join, I get the NPE. First I thought it's a classpath issue, but I guess, if I can connect to database and do some things, than the classpath and configuration are OK, right? I use the same libs in the IDE and outside it, so it should be OK too. This is really frustrating:-( Thanks for a tip anyway. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
