Problems with connection with Oracle Database (Dreamweaver)

I'm trying to create a connection with a oracle database, with JDBC.
In order to do that, I've downloaded the classes12.zip driver in my machine. This is the driver from Oracle.
I've put this file into directory c:\Program Files\Macromedia\Dreamweaver MX\Configuration\JDBCDrivers.
So, I've gone to Window -> Application -> Databases menu into Dreamweaver MX, clicked in the plus (+) signal and choosed Oracle thin Driver (Oracle).
I've filled thin window with the following values:
Connection name: conn1
Driver: oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver
URL: jdbc:oracle:thin:@machinename:1521:SID
Username: ....
Password: ...
When I click in the Test button into this window, the following success message appears:
Connection was made successfully!
But when I go to Bindings window to build a Recordset, the connection doesn't get the tables, and the following error message appears:
Unable to retrieve tables from this connection, click on 'Define...' button to test this connection.
Does somebody know the answer for this problem?
Thank you.

Don't bother with a loopback adapter unless you are using a laptop that needs Oracle to work whether connected or unconnected to the business network. Much simpler to just arrange for DHCP to assign you a fixed IP address (a lease reservation).
It's the change of IP address which trips Oracle up, not the existence of DHCP. So if you can make sure your IP address will be the same, no matter how you acquire it, that's all you have to do.
Installing a loopback adapter which isn't the primary interface at the point you install Oracle will mean your installation will get very confused as to whether to address things via the 127... address or the "normal" IP address. And yes, at that point, you'll not be able to connect to instances, or run listeners or do all sorts of other things reliably.
If it were me, I'd uninstall the mess you probably now have as far as Oracle goes, install something like VirtualBox (free) or VMware Workstation (costs) and enjoy your Oracle experience inside the confines of a virtual machine whose networking setup you can configure and control to your heart's content, without it screwing up your real machine's ability to connect to your work's network when it needs to.

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