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Hi,
I have installed the VisualAge for Java, Entry Enterprise Edition for Windows, Version 3.5 and I am finding it difficult to test EJBs using Websphere Test Env or to create a Schema by importing from an Oracle database with the error showing, ClassNotFoundException racle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver.
I have included classes111.zip and classes12.zip in my classpath and also done the resource associations using the Option tab in VAJ, thus associating the classes111.zip.My Oracle is in a different drive than the VAJ but I have given the classpath correctly ie from the root.Anybody please give me a clue as to what I should do..
I am able to get JDBC results from Oracle 8i using normal Servlets and HTMLs.
 
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Hi Guys,
I found it myself.For those who are facing the same,
In the Workbench Projects page, select Window > Options. The Options dialog appears.

In the tree view, select Resources. The Resources page appears in the dialog.

Beside the Workspace class path field, click the Edit button to open a class path dialog.
Click the Add Jar/Zip button and navigate to the directory in your Oracle installation which contains the classes111.zip file.
Select the zip file and click Open.This zip file contains the OracleDriver.
The above exercise adds the OracleDriver to the classpath and solves the whole problem.
In the class path dialog, click OK.
In the Options dialog, click OK.
 
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