Java and oracle in linux

hello frnds...i have installed oracle 10g in ubuntu 11.04....now i want to make database connection between java and oracle...so how can i do it??i know the java code..but the main problem is database driver..how can i give the classpath for specific jdbc dirver...pls tell me the steps to set classpath for jdbc driver...
thnx in advance..

884540 wrote:
hello frnds...i have installed oracle 10g in ubuntu 11.04....now i want to make database connection between java and oracle...so how can i do it??i know the java code..but the main problem is database driver..how can i give the classpath for specific jdbc dirver...pls tell me the steps to set classpath for jdbc driver...
thnx in advance..You can mention the classpath using the javac and java options:
javac -cp .;<path> <ClassName>.java
and
java -cp .;<path> <ClassName>
Or refer the below link to avoid mentioning classpath everytime you run/ compile the program
http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-software-2/j2sdk-install-174483/#post898715

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null
The Specified Driver Does not Exist....

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