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Package oracle.jdbc.driver does not exist

This is a discussion on Package oracle.jdbc.driver does not exist within the Oracle forums, part of the Databases category; While I try to establish a connection between Java and Oracle like: DriverManager.registerDriver (new oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver());raise an error: Package oracle.jdbc.driver does not exist Why this's happen? Please tell me Adit Question ...

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Package oracle.jdbc.driver does not exist

While I try to establish a connection between Java and Oracle like: DriverManager.registerDriver (new oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver());raise an error: Package oracle.jdbc.driver does not exist

Why this's happen?
Please tell me
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Re: Package oracle.jdbc.driver does not exist

Is oracle installed on your system. ?
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Re: Package oracle.jdbc.driver does not exist

It really means that it cant find the corresponding package in the classpath, make sure to include the ojbdc14.jar(or anything else that contain the implimentation class files of jdbc interface) in the classpath.
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Re: Package oracle.jdbc.driver does not exist

check whether the class path is configured proerply...
In command prompt type c:>set classpath and press enter whether the path is pointing to java folders?
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Wink Re: Package oracle.jdbc.driver does not exist

PLease set the classpath at environment variable.

right click on "Mycomputer">properties>advance>environment variable
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