Federico Tello Gentile 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.
>
> On Thu, 16 Sep 2004 16:43:59 -0300, Francisco Antonio Vieira Souza
> <franciscosouza2002@...> wrote:
> > Once again I had this no message exception when trying to conect to the
> > DB, could someone tell what means those numbers?

But the application is loading Jaybird driver from the same location it
loads its own classes.
I have this in my jar file:

classes

classes/br/com .. (the whole applcation)

classes/com ... (my jgoodies L&F)

classes/dori .. (my JasperReport classes)

classes/org/firebirdsql .. (the Jaybird package)