How to connect from Worshop to Oracle 9.2

From Weblogic worshop I am trying to connect to Oracle 9.2.I would like to know
what should be my correct entries for the Driver and URL. I tried choosing weblogic.jdbc.oci.driver.
I get an exception
Invalid username/password. It is also possible that somthing else is invalidin
the configuration or the database is not available.
Similarly I tried oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver. I get similar exception. Let
me know if If you have any answers for this.
Thanks
Madhima

Thanks, I got it woking using scott/tiger, refering to my database. Also the host
& port information are prepopulated if I use Weblogic Console.
"Raj Alagumalai" <[email protected]> wrote:
Madhima,
The WebLogic Server console provides a very good UI to do this.
Based on the database vendor and the driver vendor chosen, we populate
the
appropriate driver class names.
We also allow you to test the connection.
Can you verify that the username password you are using works by testing
the
pool ?
Thanks
Raj Alagumalai
WebLogic Workshop Support
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From Weblogic worshop I am trying to connect to Oracle 9.2.I wouldlike to
know
what should be my correct entries for the Driver and URL. I triedchoosing weblogic.jdbc.oci.driver.
I get an exception
Invalid username/password. It is also possible that somthing elseis
invalidin
the configuration or the database is not available.
Similarly I tried oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver. I get similarexception. Let
me know if If you have any answers for this.
Thanks
Madhima

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