Problem while connecting to Oracle from JAVA

HI ,
I am stuck with a problem.I could'nt connect from java to SQL.
Do I need to install any drivers.I installed oracle 8i full version.and i am
using j2sdk1.4.2.and included class12.zar file in class path......
what els I have to do.
please give me the solution.
feel free to contact me at [email protected]

I am stuck with a problem.I could'nt connect from java to SQL.
Do I need to install any drivers.I installed oracle 8i full version.and i am
using j2sdk1.4.2.and included class12.zar file in class path......
what els I have to do.Well, what have you tried?
You need the Oracle JDBC driver jar (ojdbc14.jar) which you can download from Oracle or somewhere I believe....I can't remember where I got it. Anyway, google for the Oracle JDBC driver and you should find it.
You will probably need to read up on JDBC as I can't believe you even did that before you realised you needed a driver to connect. Good luck.
feel free to contact me at [email protected]
Nope.....post to forum, reply to forum.

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