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Class.forName()?
rakesh sugirtharaj
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posted 16 years ago
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In all
jdbc
connection classes i find this code
Class.forName("some driver String");
and the weirdest thing is that the return type(of class Class) is not stored anywhere. There is no assignment here. Then What is the use of this code?
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This question has been discussed before on JavaRanch. Look here:
Class.forname() return
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