--- In Firebird-Java@yahoogroups.com, Federico Tello Gentile
<federicotg@g...> wrote:

> You have to load the jaybird driver from the same location where the
> application that is using it loads its own classes.
> Place the jar in the lib directory or something like that.
>

I have just uploaded my own build of the JDBC driver which fixes this
problem into the files section. For those of you who are interested in
what I changed:

In GDSExceptionHelper.java I changed the definition of

MESSAGES = "isc_error_msg";

to

MESSAGES = "/isc_error_msg";

At least for my application where I load the driver using an
URLClassLoader this works.