SQL Driver class not found

Hi,
Wonder if anyone can help. I have developed our own version of the logon page, and in the JSP I read a java database using the recommended driver class com.sap.portals.jdbc.sqlserver.SQLServerDriver which can be found in p9sqlserver.jar. This worked fine.
After a recent upgrade from SP12 to SP14 the jar in which this class can be found has moved and I now get at class not found exception.
Looking at the difference between the two versions of the portal comparing the difference of the locations of the jar:
SP14 - //Server0/bin/ext/jdbcdrivers/p9sqlserver.jar
SP12 - /../Server0/bin/ext/datadirect/p9sqlserver.jar
Does anyone know how I can get my component to find the jar file ?
Thanks
Phil

Hi,
i have the same - a custom logon Page with SQL-Connect where the driver class cant be found anymore after upgrading to Sap Netweaver Portal 2004s from (EP 6).
I tried to register the driver (//Server0/bin/ext/jdbcdrivers) like advised under:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/c7/641f44be9f1e4ebbe807cfbad61d44/frameset.htm
but that did not work for me.
Did any of you ever solve this poblem.
THX & regards

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