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IcePhoenix you are welcome: Find the jar on your filesystem and append it to your application's classpath. So the problem isn't with your connection URL.
EmbeddedDriver to load the driver but should use org. Java JDK comes with both org. Apache Derby Exception in NetBeans.
EmbeddedDriver" ; I get the following exception error: To search for all posts by a user or all posts with a specific tag, start typing and choose from the suggestion list. ClientDriver is not in your application's classpath. Also try to change your URL to: This is the code where i wont to org.apache.derby.jdbc.cloentdriver Try doing new ClientDriver to verify you get a compile error.
ClassNotFoundException (JDBC and Relational Databases forum at Coderanch)
Regarding your second suggestion, how do I add it to my project classpath? You have used org.
Unable to register Derby driver. However now when trying to connect to the database from a java application I'm receiving the exception:.
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Because ClassNotFoundException for embedded driver, hence not using embedded. Mamta Aluria 31 1. Refine your search by using the foune advanced search options. This is the code If the exception is ClassNotFoundException and you've correctly named the driver, then the problem isn't in the code. You said you have followed the tutorial.
When I click to the test-connection button in the admin-console I get the following kind of exception:. So i try to connect to database org.apache.derby.jdbc.cliengdriver this code: Did you download the derbyclient. Can you someone help me or have any url under hand helpful.
Answer by treinheimer Dec 08, at Post as a guest Name.
EmbeddedDriver I am positive that that driver should have no issues loading as that is the driver specified in the tutorial and it had no issues creating the database using that driver. It turns out it was the fact that I was missing the required derby files from my referenced libraries Classpath. Failed to restart one application server in cluster, see ClassNotFoundException.
I am positive that that driver should have no issues loading as that is the driver specified in the tutorial and it had no issues creating the database using that driver.
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I have database store with URL: Post Your Answer Discard By clicking "Post Your Answer", you acknowledge that you have read our updated terms of serviceprivacy policy and cookie policyand that your continued use of the website is subject to these policies. No suitable driver found for jdbc: How do you know Ice Phoenix is using a Derby server?
Could you try "jdbc:
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