Jdbc - compiler can't find packages

Hi,
I've been trying to connect Oracle 9i personal to ColdFusion, but since have simplified and now am truly stumped. I open the sample .java files that are in ORACLE_HOME\jdbc\demo\samples\generic (something like that...) and try to compile the jdbcCheckup.java file. I get this:
JdbcCheckup.java [21:1] package oracle.jdbc does not exist
DriverManager.registerDriver(new oracle.jdbc.OracleDriver());
And, to avoid all the classpath issues, I put ojdbc14.jar AND classes111.zip AND classes12.zip right in the directory where the .java files live. AND also the above files with the "-g" option, just to be sure I didn't miss "the" one I needed.
Tell me what I'm doing wrong!!!! This has been going on for many, many days. I think this is the last piece of Dreamweaver, Coldfusion, Oracle and Java to connect up. Then when I actually try to run some code I'm sure I'll be back!
Thanks in advance,
Pat in MN

I got the jdbcCheckup to work by doing what this absolutely wonderful person (Ignacio Sanchez) did:
I have JDK 1.4.1 installed in C:\JAVA\BIN. I downloaded OJDBC14.JAR (JDBC drivers for 9i) to that location, and then from command line I ran "jar xf ojdbc14.jar". All files extracted to a folder structure called "oracle" under the ..\bin folder mentioned above, and a "javac myclass.java" command compiled without errors. What I am trying to say is the compiler found the needed classes that were located in the newly-created folder structure.
So that compiled. Then I tried to compile another file that imports oracle.* and I get "package oracle does not exist". I tried different paths (in Forte you "mount" filesystems) but still no go. Exactly where is this package located? And Coldfusion still won't find the jdbc driver, even with the new path installed in the path that is in CF coldfusion.
How do you find out where all these packages are when they're usually in a .jar file? And are you supposed to do something with the .jar files (as in the above example, "jar xf XXX.jar". And how the heck do you know WHERE to put them?????????? It seems somewhat arbitrary, looking at the hundreds of posts I've read the last couple days. One way works for one machine, another for another machine. Is there any "RIGHT" way, or is it whatever works???
Any suggestions????
Thanks,
Pat
Hi,
I've been trying to connect Oracle 9i personal to ColdFusion, but since have simplified and now am truly stumped. I open the sample .java files that are in ORACLE_HOME\jdbc\demo\samples\generic (something like that...) and try to compile the jdbcCheckup.java file. I get this:
JdbcCheckup.java [21:1] package oracle.jdbc does not exist
DriverManager.registerDriver(new oracle.jdbc.OracleDriver());
And, to avoid all the classpath issues, I put ojdbc14.jar AND classes111.zip AND classes12.zip right in the directory where the .java files live. AND also the above files with the "-g" option, just to be sure I didn't miss "the" one I needed.
Tell me what I'm doing wrong!!!! This has been going on for many, many days. I think this is the last piece of Dreamweaver, Coldfusion, Oracle and Java to connect up. Then when I actually try to run some code I'm sure I'll be back!
Thanks in advance,
Pat in MN

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