Mysql DataBase connectivity with PI 7.1

Dear Experts,
        I need to connect Mysql DB table to access the data using PI 7.1 and pass it to ECC RFC.
I have configured the sender JDBC channel details as below
JDBC Driver : com.mysql.jdbc.Driver
Connection : jdbc:mysql://<Server>:<port>/<database>
But it showing the below error while starting my Sender channel in RWB.
We already install the above driver  com.mysql.jdbc.Driver in PI again it shows the same error.
Kindly help to resolve this issue.
Best Regards,
Monikandan

Hi Monikandan,
Looks like the driver installation was done properly. You need to check if the installation was proper and re-deploy with proper steps.
Refer https://scn.sap.com/thread/400726.
Regards,
Lavanya R

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