ClassNotFoundException:oracle.sqlj.runtime.Oracle

Sub: Error
message "ClassNotFoundException:oracle.sqlj.runtime.Oracle"
Hi,
I am trying to run an applet whose source is compiled by sqlj
with no errors. Applications hit the database and run fine from
the Sun Unix command prompt, but when I write as an applet and
try to run through the web I get the above error message. I am
running webserver 3.0 and Oracle 8 version on Sun E10K with ver
5.6, JDK 1.2.
Thanks in advance for your reply.
Ravi Nitta
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Ravi Nitta (guest) wrote:
: Sub: Error
: message "ClassNotFoundException:oracle.sqlj.runtime.Oracle"
: Hi,
: I am trying to run an applet whose source is compiled by sqlj
: with no errors. Applications hit the database and run fine from
: the Sun Unix command prompt, but when I write as an applet and
: try to run through the web I get the above error message. I am
: running webserver 3.0 and Oracle 8 version on Sun E10K with ver
: 5.6, JDK 1.2.
: Thanks in advance for your reply.
: Ravi Nitta
Ravi --
I think there was a problem with the 8.0.5 distribution, in
that the oracle.sqlj.runtime classes did not make it into
the runtime.zip file.
Just add the oracle.sqlj.runtime.* packages to the zip
(compression must be set to none).
Additionally, you can remove the packages sqlj.runtime.util
and oracle.sqlj.runtime.util - these only get used at
translate time, not at runtime.
(Alternatively, if you can say: sqlj -profile=false ...
and your program still runs, you can do that, and your
applet will not use the Oracle-specific SQLJ runtime.)
Of course, the runtime.zip and your JDBC driver's zip must be
distributed with the applet.
If you get a SecurityException, then the SQLJ runtime you are
using utilizes reflection, and you have the options outlined
in my other reply to your query.
Hope this helps.
-- Ekkehard
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