Using 3rd party jar file in WCEM3.0

Hi,
I want to get data from an external database into WCEM. Is it possible to use MySQL connector jar for achieving this?
I used the MySQL connector jar but my guess is, it does not get deployed to the server. It is just visible in my local development.
When I try to connect to the database I get an error saying "could not find a suitable JDBC driver".
I need some guidance.
Regards,

Hi Steffen,
As per your suggestion I was able to ping the database manually, but when I try to access it from my code which runs on the server I am getting the exception that I have stated below.
But if I want to connect to the database dynamically, what then? I am using the MySQL connector jar file for this purpose but on deploying the code to the server I get the error as "Could not find a suitable driver".
I think the jar file is not getting deployed to the server. Are there any steps that I would have to follow to deploy it?

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