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problem with JDataConnect jdbc driver

 
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when i create a connection pool in weblogic using JDataConnect driver of j-netdirect and run the server i get the following error "Cannot load driver class: JData2_0.sql.$Driver", what could be the problem??? were should i keep my JData2_0.jar ??
thanx in advance
puneet
 
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Hello,
It does not really matter where you put your jar files.
The important thing is your classpath environment variable.
Make sure all important jar files are included
in your classpath environment variable.
Cheers

Originally posted by Puneet Tiwari:
when i create a connection pool in weblogic using JDataConnect driver of j-netdirect and run the server i get the following error "Cannot load driver class: JData2_0.sql.$Driver", what could be the problem??? were should i keep my JData2_0.jar ??
thanx in advance
puneet


 
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