Jdbc for linux.....

hi......
i have a prob in my authentication part of an application which iam developing..
firstly, I use mandrake linux 9.1 which has the mysql database which is the default database.....
I want retreive the username & passwd from database to compare it with the values entered by the users....
how do I have to do this & what is the odbc connection should I use???
P.S::
plz tell me the odbc to be used which is enough as I know how to do the codings.......
Thanx...

hi,,,,,,
thanxz for the valuable reply...
i downloaded the zip file.. i extracted it.. can any one tell me how to make link with the database & work properly.. i tried executing the program, i get an error
classNotFound exception :com.mysql.jdbc.Driver
i think something went wrong in the connection....
plz be clear to solve this problem as iam new to this....
thanxz

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