No suitable Driver

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2 total messages Started by Patrick McMichael Tue, 29 Mar 2005 19:16

Author: Patrick McMichael
Date: Tue, 29 Mar 2005 19:16

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I'm using Hibernate's schema export utility to generate and execute some DDL against Interbase.  I'm running an Ant script to do this, and have ensured that the interbase client JAR file is in the system classpath.  I keep running into a SQLException saying that "No suitable Driver exists."  

Typically, this exception message is due to the IB client JAR not being in the classpath, or a malformed URL.  I've forced the JAR to be in the system classpath, am using "interbase.interclient.Driver" for my driver class name, and have a DB URL in the form of "jdbc:interbase://localhost/C:/Documents and Settings/Patrick McMichael/My Documents/Cintas/localDB/FIELDSYS1.GDB"

This covers the normal bases of what would cause this error.  Any other ideas?


Thanks!

Patrick

Re: No suitable Driver

Author: Patrick McMichael
Date: Tue, 29 Mar 2005 19:26

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FYI...I have been able to successfully connect to that DB, using that driver and URL from within Database Pilot -- no messages about driver suitability there.



"Patrick McMichael" <patmcmichael@comcast.net> wrote:
>
>I'm using Hibernate's schema export utility to generate and execute some DDL against Interbase.  I'm running an Ant script to do this, and have ensured that the interbase client JAR file is in the system classpath.  I keep running into a SQLException saying that "No suitable Driver exists."  
>
>Typically, this exception message is due to the IB client JAR not being in the classpath, or a malformed URL.  I've forced the JAR to be in the system classpath, am using "interbase.interclient.Driver" for my driver class name, and have a DB URL in the form of "jdbc:interbase://localhost/C:/Documents and Settings/Patrick McMichael/My Documents/Cintas/localDB/FIELDSYS1.GDB"
>
>This covers the normal bases of what would cause this error.  Any other ideas?
>
>
>Thanks!
>
>Patrick

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