Hi Prabhakar, While it is a bit difficult to debug class path issues via e-mail, here are some suggestions.
First, verify that the Drill JDBC driver is indeed on your class path. Given that you are using an app server, it is important that the jar be visible to the class loader that is calling it. Second, app servers tend to formalize things like the JDBC registry. Might there be some config needed to ensure that the Drill driver is registered? Check what you did for, say, MySQL and try that. Third, some apps need to force the Drill driver class to be loaded and visible. See the last section of [1]. Thanks, - Paul [1] http://drill.apache.org/docs/using-the-jdbc-driver/#example-of-connecting-to-drill-programmatically On Monday, February 24, 2020, 7:24:41 PM PST, Prabhakar Bhosaale <[email protected]> wrote: Hi Team, Please help with any pointers on below issue mentioned. Thanks in advance. Regards Prabhakar On Mon, Feb 24, 2020 at 10:01 AM Prabhakar Bhosaale <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi All, > we have apache drill version 1.16 and we are trying to create JDBC data > source on websphere application server. But it gives error "Class not found > org.apache.drill.jdbc.Driver" when i try to test the connection. > > I followed all the instructions that are available on different sites and > on Drill site but with no success. > > The only pre-requisite which is not matching is JDK version. As per listed > prerequisites it needs JDK 8 where as the websphere is running on JDK7. > > is this JDK version causing the error? Any pointers to resolve this will > help. Thanks > > Regards > Prabhakar >
