JDBC Connection through SSL

Hi everyone,
I have the following problem when I am connecting to mysql database.
I need to connect to a database in mysql, using "mm" driver,. I also need a SSL connection to my database. JDBC doesn't provide any such connections, how do I connec to my database??
Thanks

I believe there might be drivers that support this. Whether there is one for your database is a different matter.

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Pls see inside:
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>
Sorry for these questions, I am basically trying to understand more on how client affinity works when a load balancer is in between.
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>
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>
Re: Obtaining an oracle.sql.STRUCT through a pooled JDBC connection
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JDBC connection error in Crystal Reporting through ESRI Dekho product

Wow, I am so far out of my depth here I am not even sure I am in the correct forum. I have recently started using the GIS software ESRI product Dekho (a web based browser basically) and the reporting tool is Crystal Reports. The JDBC connection required for me to connect to data held in a corporate oracle db is failing with a driver error and I don't know how to troubleshoot it. ESRI support seem to think it's a Crystal Reports issue. If anyone has any idea what I am talking about please respond, including pointing me to a forum which might assist, if this one is not where I should be asking such a question. Thanks in advance.

Simon here from Esri Australia, I work in the support team for the Dekho product, that this client was having problems with.
We established that our Dekho product was passing the relevant information over to Crystal and that Crystal was having issues connecting to a database due to an issue with Crystal not having the correct JBDC drivers installed.
= Therefore we concluded that the client should get in touch with you to resolve these JDBC driver issues.
The error in the report is:
['Failed to open the connection, Details:JDBC driver not found"|http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y254/jak-c/Outlook1.jpg]
We believe that the issue is specifically a Crystal Reports issue on connecting to an Oracle database.
If we take Dekho out of the equation, the issue is still apparent.
We did some testing on Oracle XE and were able to get it to communicate with Crystal Reports ok.
We had to make the following change:
1. copied the database drivers from:
C:\oraclexe\app\oracle\product\10.2.0\server\jdbc\lib
to
C:\Program Files (x86)\Business Objects\Common\4.0\java\lib\external\
2. Edit "C:\Program Files (x86)\Business Objects\Common\4.0\java\lib" to include the above JAR file into the classpath tag.
We touch on this in [our own web-help|http://www.dekho.com.au/help/31/default.htm?turl=Documents%2Fconfigurecrystalreports.htm], although this is more specific to SQL Server.
The client had problems setting up this Crystal Reports to Oracle link, due to drivers missing.
Can you generate a support ticket for this client and assist her with getting CR drivers working with her version of Oracle?
As a sidenote - Esri Australia is a distributor for Esri, and not sure if the OEM extends to us?
We would like to get a better relationship with you on how to deal with Crystal related issues with our own product.
For issues like the above, we would like to come up with a more efficient means for our clients to get resolutions to their issues, and if the issue stems to outside our product - a good process for our support team to log a ticket on behalf of our client and pass all the relevant info across, so that a solution can be resolved quickly.
- Do you have a contact in Australia that we could talk to about this?
Let me know if you need the clients contact details - I believe this is still an issue for her.

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now i am trying jdbc connection in my Jspdynpage application.part of that
i create jdbc system from jdbc template.when going to test the connection
i got message like that.plz give suggestions to solve my problem
i include my error message below.
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Hi
Test the connection using system object to JDBC System properly,Ensure that all connection properties(Technical properties) are correct .
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