Jdeveloper Connection to Oracle8I

Hi,
I just newly install Jdeveloper... I establish a connection and it says it is successful only when I use Internal/Oracle...
Please, please, walk me through how to connect to my file in the Oracle 8I RDBMS. I try to build a project and then create the forms but I cannot get any to the Database..
My email at home, where I am now, [email protected].. or at work tomorrow [email protected]
Please HELP.

If you are having trouble connecting to an Oracle database as a user other than internal, make sure of the following:
1. You can connect from the same client using SQL*Plus or some other tool.
2. You can connect using JDBC from the command line (samples are available in the Oracle JDBC Developer's Guide and Reference on OTN).
3. When you create the connection in JDeveloper using the Connection Manager, use the Named Host type rather than the 'Existing TNS Names' type. It is a more straightforward way to connect using JDBC.
Please provide the following information if you still have problems:
1. What is the version of the Oracle database you are connecting to?
2. What Operating System is the database running on?
3. What is the error you get when you try to connect as a user other than internal?
Laura

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