JVM Classpath

I have written a class that is called from PL/SQL and tries to initiate a new connection back to the same Oracle database. I keep getting the error 'No Suitable Driver' eventhough I can run the method from DOS.
I think the problem is with the classpath Oracle is using.Is there a way of setting the Classpath from with Oracle?

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Darren Owen ([email protected]):
I have written a class that is called from PL/SQL and tries to initiate a new connection back to the same Oracle database. I keep getting the error 'No Suitable Driver' eventhough I can run the method from DOS.
I think the problem is with the classpath Oracle is using.Is there a way of setting the Classpath from with Oracle?<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
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<cfscript>
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        ws = CreateObject("webservice", CurrentURL & "IntouchDataService.cfc?wsdl");
    } catch (any e) {
        WriteOutput("Error occured while invoking the Web Service at: ");
        WriteOutput('<a href="#CurrentURL#IntouchDataService.cfc?wsdl">#CurrentURL#IntouchDataService.cfc?wsdl </a>');
        WriteOutput('<hr /><h2>');
        WriteOutput(e.message);
        WriteOutput('</h2><hr />');
        WriteOutput(e.detail);
        WriteOutput('<hr />');
        WriteOutput(e.StackTrace);
</cfscript>
Follwoing error i got:
coldfusion.jsp.CompilationFailedException: Errors reported by Java compiler: Found 1 semantic error compiling "E:/ColdFusion8/stubs/WS-2123243560/coldfusion/xml/rpc/CFCInvocationException.java": < 10. public class CFCInvocationException extends org.apache.axis.AxisFault implements java.io.Serializable { . . . 88. } > *** Semantic Error: A class file was not generated for the type "coldfusion.xml.rpc.CFCInvocationException" because a library method that it depends on was not found. See system messages for more information. Found 1 semantic error compiling "E:/ColdFusion8/stubs/WS-2123243560/com/intouchsupport/www/IntouchDataService/TestWebServ iceLocator.java": < 10. public class TestWebServiceLocator extends org.apache.axis.client.Service implements com.intouchsupport.www.IntouchDataService.TestWebSe
Also i did lot of googling to solve this issue but no luck.
also i found following blog about this issue also and i did the give steps however problem not solved.
http://tjordahl.blogspot.com/2007/09/coldfusion-8-getting-started-code.html
Can somebody help me to sort out this issue?
thanks
Prashant Gupta

Hi,
I got solution to my problem of webservice is not working in CF8.
the problem was
we have already a "rt.jar" file in a location and we defined this location in CF Admin >> java jvm >> classpath
so this file was conflicting.
i simply removes this file path from CF Admin.
and restart the CF services.
and my web service start working.

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