Jtds driver creating deadlocks

hi
I have a strange problem i am using jtds driver and have SPs in database i am using SQL server.
i.e.
storeprocedureOne[ select the rows from database]
storeprocedureTne[ delete the rows from database]
both SPs are called using different connection object and different statement object i mean to say both are called by different function but sometimes they are creating deadlocks and i don't understand why.
if anyone have an idea plz let me know
thanks in advance

Here's the problem I'm having. Every time I try to use DriverManager.getConnection, I get the message "No suitable driver". This is some basic code I wrote just to check the driver...
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