Re: New to Glassfish with PostgreSQL

csharpdotcom wrote:
I configured the server as given in the book, and specified the JNDI
name as "jdbc/mydb", and compiled the code provided, created a war
file and deployed it. Online I found a file called
"postgresql-8.3dev-601.jdbc4.jar.zip", copied it to my "/glassfish/
domains/domain1/lib/ext/" folder, as instructed and started the server

I just checked the PG JDBC web site download page
<http://jdbc.postgresql.org/download.html>
and find no '.zip' files, only '.jar' files. The only zipped (actually, GZIPped) file I see is the source distribution; presumably you only downloaded the binary distribution.

In any event, make sure that it is a JAR file in your path. You might use a ZIP program to view the contents to make sure that it is a proper JAR file that you downloaded.

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Lew
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