[mbedoian]

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[Riyad Kalla]

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[mbedoian]

Tried that…still getting “class not found” when using a JNDI datasource. Datasource is defined fine (ie driverclass, etc), but the class can’t be found???

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[dandoyon]

If you are using the MyEclipse Tomcat, you need to add a directory and/or jars from the configure menu. I’m new to MyEclipse and can only speak for version 6.0. One way (not the easiest) is to go to the MyEclipse preferences ->Servers->Integrated Sandbox->MyEclipse Tomcat 6.0->Paths and append a jar or directory to classpath section. Do not add to the <me install dir>\myeclipse\eclipse\plugins\com.genuitec.eclipse.easie.tomcat.myeclipse_6.0.1.zmyeclipse601200710\tomcat as was recommended.

[Gert Cuppens]

This is the solution I was looking for my problem using a JSF web app in connection to MySQL. Thanks a lot !
This thread is from november 2007, answer is from jan 2008 and it did help me in july 2008.
I’ve been looking for this for hours. Thanks again !

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