Visual age problem - importing packages

Hello,
I have created a Java client NT application on Visual Age which interacts with Oracle database thru JDBC driver.
when i give
import oracle.jdbc.driver.*;
the visual age editor is not able to find the above package, whereas when i export the same application and execute it on DOS environment there are no problems.
I want to know the best way to import packages in Visual Age because when I added the required packages to my application, "no suitable driver" error occurred.
Not as familiar with Visual Age. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks :-)
Raj

Thanks! Got it fixed.
Giving the duke dollar to myself ;)
raj

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