SQLException:java.sql.SQLException:[Microsoft][Odbc driver for Oracle]

hi all..im tryin to connect to Oracle db from java application.. i can complile the code but when it comes to executing d cod im gettin d followin error.. pls help me out.. here is d error
SQLException:java.sql.SQLException:[Microsoft][Odbc driver for Oracle][Oracle]

henrymania wrote:
This is d driver im loadin..
DriverManager.registerDriver(new oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver());
and this is URL im assiging....
"jdbc:oracle:thin:@192.168.32.68:1521:test";
Here test is my sid name....highly unlikely, as that's not an ODBC driver nor is it an ODBC DSN.

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Hello sir..
thanks for ur reply...
for oracle 10g -----> we use XE as datasourse
name..What?
now i am using oracle 8i...Not so from the code you posted. Didn't I see "jdbc:odbc:..." in your first post?
so what should i
write...in the datasourse name...that means.......
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alhost:1521:????????","scott","tiger");Do you really use the default username and password?
What should i write in place of ?????????..The name of the database you wish to connect to, of course.
Do you have your tnsnames.ora set up properly? Did you install this database?
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My host environment is windows 7 x64 ultimate and I have my oracle 10g in centos installed in VMware.
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