| DTP and Oracle 10 XE [message #173660] |
Thu, 05 October 2006 23:12  |
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Originally posted by: william.rouse.ws
Im looking for help, someone, who has connected Eclipse to Oracle 10 XE
with what I understand is the Eclipses Data Tools Platform database
editor and someone who has connected to an Oracle 10XE from a JSP or
servlet.
When I try to connect with the database editor I am told that the file
classes12.jar cannot be found, and I cant find such a file on my system
after installing the DTP.
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| Re: DTP and Oracle 10 XE [message #174026 is a reply to message #173872] |
Mon, 09 October 2006 16:04  |
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Originally posted by: wayne.beaton._NOSPAM_eclipse.org
William Bradley Rouse wrote:
> Wayne:
> I was not clear in my earlier post that I searched my whole drive for
> the file classes12.jar and did not find it.
> I have had some success in the last few days working with a Oracle
> database and Eclipse.
> I have Oracle Database Express 10g on my system. I created 1 table on
> my Oracle system, so now there are two databases, my new one and the HR
> database that came with Oracle Database Express 10g.
> I successfully wrote a servlet that connects to and integrates my
> database. The Oracle files that enabled me to make the connection are
> ojdbc14.jar and orai18n.jar supplied with the installation of the Oracle
> application. These two files allowed me to make a JDBC thin client
> connection from my servlet and then query the table and display HTML
> result to my browser.
> However I have never successfully connected to an Oracle Database
> Express 10g table or database using Eclipse's Data Source Explorer. I
> would like to do this next as a prelude to developing an application in
> a working environment.
> I am not sure this is the correct discussion group to raise this topic
> but since I am a new Eclipse user I thought that I would give a try her.
> Thank you for your response and I hope you or someone can point me in
> the right direction.
> WBR
>
I'm pretty sure that they don't call it classes12.jar anymore (actually,
I think it used to be called classes12.zip). In either case you need the
drivers file that Oracle provides. Try checking with the eclipse.dtp
newsgroup, or possibly with a source of Oracle information.
Unfortunately, I've exhausted my knowledge of Oracle...
Wayne
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