I had a similar problem when I used servlets in the Lotus Domino platform.
I solved the problem, adding the following classes to the JVM path.
java.sql.Array.class
java.sql.BatchUpdateException.class
java.sql.Blob.class
java.sql.Clob.class
java.sql.Ref.class
java.sql.Struct.class
java.util.Map$Entry.class
java.util.Map.class
I don't remember which was the JVM version, but after that I had no problem
using Toolbox, and I could use my servlets.
Which is your JVM version in your platform? Are you sure your JVM version
has implemented the java.sql.BatchUpdateException class?
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I've got a sister company trying to connect to an AS/400 via JDBC
(Websphere
on Solaris). He has opened his firewall to the ports required and is
trying
to connect, but he gets an Exception: java.sql.BatchUpdateException
when he tries to make the connection...
Anyone know what this is telling him?
thanks
dan
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