New JDBC-Driver

Hi Gurus,
I have just started with the ODI, installation on my Windows 7 system works fine repository build in an Oracle XE.
Now I want to integrate a JDBC driver from EXASOL/Germany. This DB handles very similar to Oracle or MySQL.
So I have downloaded the JDBC Driver https://www.exasol.com/version30.html?&L=1 and copy it to the drivers folder.
But failed by opening/testing a connection. Does somebody could help in finding out the parameters for JDBC Driver and JDBC URL?
Or do I have to set up a new technology in the Topology Manager first?
Regards
Ralph

The driver is described in their user manual Ch3/p227
Driver Class: com.exasol.jdbc.EXADriver
URL: jdbc:exa:<host>:<port>[;<prop_1=value_1>]...[;<prop_n=value_n>]

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jschell wrote:
Per the other thread the source of the problem was a hosting company, so there isn't really a way to fix that in the VM except by asking or finding another company.
Other than that one might be able to use a custom class loader to circumvent the normal class loading. It need to not call to the parent. Doing that with a JDBC driver would not be easy but it should be possible.True, but generally not worth the trouble though. If you have to go through that much work to use a hosting site, your far better off finding another hosting site.
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You really have to wonder what else they might have placed there. ;-)

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