Hi Sven, When MCF is built, two entirely distinct versions of the examples are created -- a standard version, and a "proprietary" version. The proprietary version does not in general include any proprietary jars and leaves connectors that depend on them disabled in the connectors.xml file. The proprietary version is not included in the shipping binary. If you want everything to automatically be put together for you and you rely on proprietary jars you will need to build yourself.
However, it's easy to add root-level proprietary jars to the non-proprietary binary. The start options in the examples directories all include references to root-level proprietary jars; you just have to add your JDBC driver to those options files and you should be good to go. Karl On Thu, Aug 16, 2018 at 11:36 AM Farrenkopf, Sven <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi there, > > > > I'm trying to get the JDBC-Connector to work with the provided example. > Target database is MSSQL. The JDBC-Connector seems to be registered > successfully. > > > > But every time I configure the JDBC-Connector via web-interface, the > connection-status shows "Threw exception: 'Driver class not found: > net.sourceforge.jtds.jdbc.Driver'" > > > > While several sources (including Manifold-Website) state that third party > libraries are required to BUILD the connectors, I have downloaded the > binary version and I thought there was no need to build anything there. (Am > I wrong?) > > > > So do I have to put a required jar-file within the folders somewhere? I > tried several jtds-jars in several folders with no luck. I simply want to > test an sql-connection with manifold within the example. > > > > Sven >
