XSQL with jdk1.2.2 - javai.dll error

I successfully used the xsqlCommandLine utility with jdk1.1.7. When I try with jdk1.2.2, I get an error that javai.dll is not in the path. If I put javai.dll from the 1.1.7/jre/bin in my path, the xsqlCommandLine process runs without end, as if windows (NT) is searching for something else. I'm using the latest classes12.zip and the xmlparserv2.jar files. Any help?
Thanks.

robert strzelinski (guest) wrote:
: Running a small sample program to test connection to Oracle
: 7.3.4 server. Works OK using thin client connection mode. Using
: OCI connection causes run-time exception labelled:
: "java.exe - Unable To Locate DLL"
: The text in the popup complains of not finding the dynamic link
: library "javai.dll".
: This DLL does not exist anywhere in my java distribution tree.
: What is this library, where does it come from, and where should
: it be found?
: -- rjs
no oracle jdbc oci driver for jdk 1.2 yet ---
also --
The only oracle JDBC driver that can run with JDK 1.2.x is in the
OTN download area and is named "816SDK for JDK 1.2"
it will work with the JDK 1.2.X using the JDBC 1.22 spec from JDK
1.1.X.
IT DOES NOT PROVIDE THE FULL JDBC 2.0 FEATURES/ FUNCTIONALITY
THAT ARE INCLUDED IN THE JDK 1.2.X CLASSES.
you're using a jdk 1.2.x/jdbc 2.0 feature -- which is anticipated
to be included in the 816 driver later this year -- it's not in
the "816SDK" JDBC driver you're using now..
816SDK can be thought of as stepping stone between 815 using jdk
1.1.x and 816 supporting jdk 1.1.x and 1.2.x.
i think of it as "8.1.5 and a half" to avoid the naming confusion
between "816sdk" and "816" .
SEE the following FAQ link for additional details :
http://technet.oracle.com/tech/java/sqlj_jdbc/htdocs/jdbc_faq.htm
i hope this helps ...
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"Dave Mrozek" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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I installed WebLogic 5.1 (with SP6) on NT 4 and when I try to run it as a
service, I get "javai.dll not found in specified path" error. After Iclick
OK, it seems to run ok.
I also noticed the message
"Warning: JIT compiler "symcjit" not found. Will use interpreter."
at the top of the scrolling text when I run WebLogic from the menu.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Dave Mrozek

Here are the instructions on how to fix the newest update problem with the .dll error message:, Here are the instructions on how to fix the newest update problem with the .dll error message:

Go to My Computer, Uninstall Programs, and uninstall in this exact order :
      Itunes
      Apples Software Update
     Apple Mobile Device Support
     Bonjour (my system required a reboot on this one)
     Apple Application Support
Reboot your computer, go to the official Itunes website (make sure it's the Apple Itunes Website and not some other one!), and reinstall Itunes.
I got the same .dll error message after the reinstall, but my Itunes was downloaded successfully and I was able to Sync my phone. : )
Good luck to you and God Bless!
(Sad that we have to come to the Discussion Forum to figure this all out instead of Apple taking care of their business and helping us out, huh?)

Someone else said they did a system restore to a previous update, and then a java update and that worked for them, saying they were going to stick with the earlier version of itunes until they get the bugs out of the new one. I t tried restores and that didn't work for me either, but maybe it will work for you. Good luck and I hope you get it working soon..

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