Unable to connect to Oracle 8i using the JDBC - OCI8

I am unable to connect to the to the Oracle 8i database using
JDBC 8.1.5. er. Each time I try I get the message:
"java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: no ocijdbc8 in
java.library.path"
When I try to establich a "connection" using the connection
manager with JDeveloper 2.0 I get the message:
"No ocijdbc8 in shared library path"
What's the problem? Is it that I do not have the appropriate
driver? It is unlikely because the thin driver works...
null

I dealt with this problem. For some reason OCI drivers
installation is not included in typiclal Jdev 2.0 instalation.
(bug?). In your instalation kit find Oracle 8i instalation disk,
and run the installer on the client machine (i.e. the same
machine where Jdev is installed where you were not able to
connect with OCI-8). Choose client installation and choose
custom installation. Than in the product list choose JDBC
drivers. Make sure OCI drivers are included. Install it. Now you
can find file ocijdbc8.dll in your ORACLE_HOME/bin directory.
Now you should be able to connect using OCI-8.
Best of luck,
Michael Gantman
Preslav Nakov (guest) wrote:
: I am unable to connect to the to the Oracle 8i database using
: JDBC 8.1.5. er. Each time I try I get the message:
: "java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: no ocijdbc8 in
: java.library.path"
: When I try to establich a "connection" using the connection
: manager with JDeveloper 2.0 I get the message:
: "No ocijdbc8 in shared library path"
: What's the problem? Is it that I do not have the appropriate
: driver? It is unlikely because the thin driver works...
null

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