Weblogic 6.1 with Oracle 9i on Win-2000

Hi
Is there a driver that is compatible for Weblogic 6.1 and Oracle 9i(9.0) on Windows
2000 environment? I tried the classes12.zip from oracle home\sid\jdbc\... but
the error I get is "No suitable Driver found"..when the Connection Pool starts.
Please suggest the right way...
Thanks
Ankur
Principal Consultant
Keane Inc.
603-682-7035

Ankur,
Not yet, but expected soon. Please download the one from oracle's site.
Ankur Sinha wrote:
Hi
Is there a driver that is compatible for Weblogic 6.1 and Oracle 9i(9.0) on Windows
2000 environment? I tried the classes12.zip from oracle home\sid\jdbc\... but
the error I get is "No suitable Driver found"..when the Connection Pool starts.
Please suggest the right way...
Thanks
Ankur
Principal Consultant
Keane Inc.
603-682-7035

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TIA
Hassan

Hi,
Yeah, I installed both the products i.e, database and developer in separate directories.
Hassan

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Hi all,
Hope doing well,
sir i am running my local host web application with oracle database in win 7 32 bit. it's working fine.
but when i am running the same thing in win 7 64 bit. it's showing login error.
not going to home page even i checked with this published file open in visual studio it's working fine.
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The number of times you have been asked to post sufficient details for your questions, we would expect you to have got the message by now... but clearly not.
952646 wrote:
but when i am running the same thing in win 7 64 bit. it's showing login error.What error? You haven't posted an error. There are millions of possible errors in computing and you're expecting people to guess which one.
not going to home page even i checked with this published file open in visual studio it's working fine.
how to run it correctly?No code, no database version, no details...... = NO HELP.
When are you going to learn.

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