JDBC Thin Client for Oracle 8i 8.1.7

Hi,
Trying to Driver.getConnection(.....); to an Oracle 8i 8.1.7 DBMS. My client: NT4 and JDK1.3.1 and 100% Java Thin Client "classes12.zip" and "nls(?)_classes12.zip" for JDk 1.2.x
getConnection(....) is is timing out and exception says "network adapter could not establish connection....". No doubt, the paramters of getConnection(<parameters>) are valid and correct.
Is it really because the downloaded classes are only for JDK 1.2.x and do not work with jdk1.3.1? In this case I will install jdk 1.2.x again at client host.
Or is there another thing I have not concerned yet? Note I CAN connect to the host the Oracle 8i DBMS is running on (via BEA Jolt to several Tuxedo services as well as via an HTTP request to an CGI script). So the naming service works. Also te host is alive. A collegue confirmed that the database i want to connect to is also alive and running.
Any experienced JDBC programmer who can help me?
Greetings from Germany, hans

Hi,
If you get this error, check the follwing things,
1. make sure you created a listner for your database.
2. make sure the created your DB listner is up & running as service.
3. try to connect to database & see that that DB is open for e-transactions (make sure the DB is not in SHUTDOWN mode).
These checks will solve your problem.
Good luck,
Rajesh Singh.

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