Use Spotlight to find OpenBaseJDBC.jar. You probably have it also
in /Library/WebObjects/Extensions or some other inappropriate place.
It should ONLY be in /Library/Java/Extensions
Chuck
On Feb 26, 2007, at 11:20 AM, Fred Shurtleff wrote:
Hello All,
I am unable to connect to a localhost OpenBase database that I had
previously connected to last week. The console error is:
An exception occurred while trying to open a
channel:com.webobjects.jdbcadaptor.JDBCAdaptorException: JDBC
connection
failed for driver :'com.openbase.jdbc.ObDriver'. Driver not found
in Java Runtime! Please verify your CLASSPATH environment variable.
The current CLASSPATH for your application is :/System/....
Since I did NOT see OpenBaseJDBC.jar in any of these search paths,
I tried to add a new classpath variable pointing to /Library/Java/
Extensions/OpenBaseJDBC.jar, but when I try to add it to the
project Java Build Path, it complained that it was a duplicate
entry (and would not let me save it). So now I am totally confused!
I have checked my connection dictionary/params (they are correct),
and the database is started/running.
Can anyone suggest what may be the problem?
Thank You
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