Using third party JDBC driver gives error

In our project , we have to make a call to ingres database. For that we are using JDBC driver from Caribou lake Software. The application works fine when we execute in a stand alone JVM. But we get the following error if we load and try to run within JServer
Unable to instantiate packet driver java.sql.SQLException: socket connection: io error - Unsupported VC socket option
Is it possible to use other JDBC drivers inside JServer ?
Thanks

Thanks Jim, yes a custom url - that's what i want to do - like in jdev. Did you mean the "Custom URL" on the "Oracle" tab in sqldev - this is for the oracle database jdbc driver only - to let you do stuff other than just host and port and sid/service - so I can not use that. But i do want to set up a generic jdbc url - i want to say "use this driver class" with "this url" - I can do it in jdev - since a lot of the code base is shared/similar i expect to be able to set it up in sqldev also - also i think oracle products should at least support other oracle products. I guess this is an enhancement request for the sqldev development team then. Ta Nathan.

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