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• ODI to TimesTen failed to connect (no ttJdbcCS1122 in java.library.path)

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  You cannot use a 64-bit with a 32-bit application client. Installation of 64-bit 11.2.2.4.1 TimesTen client includes a 32-bit client installation as well. You configure the client 64-bit DSN by using the 64-bit Windows ODBC Data Sources and configuring 32-bit client DSN by using the ODBC 32-bit Data Sources. Then, use the 32-bit ODBC Data Sources applet to configure and test a 32-bit DSN, make sure that the path to the 32-bit client is included in your CLASSPATH and native.library.path for any substance as ODI Java and use the 32-bit DSN in the JDBC connection URL.

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• Launch an application requiring java.library.path

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• "no ocijdbc11 in java.library.path" error when you connect a commander AMT database

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  "no ocijdbc11 in java.library.path" error when connecting to a connection of AMT database
  
  I have the same problem "error code" when to test the connection to a database, even if I have an APEX db which connects without a problem.
  
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• No ocijdbc11 in java.library.path

  Nice day

  I am putting in place the developer SQL using TAF; I frequently receive the mistake about it and am pulling my hair out trying to get to the bottom of it.

  My environment:

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  https://forums.Oracle.com/thread/2319271

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  Charles,

  I think that these old posts basically means THAT TAF should work as documented if customer Oracle environment is configured properly. I noticed your URL includes a SCAN (single Client access name) rather than separate host names, and I remember at least one case of a person who had problems with the SCAN, so maybe you throw an extra curve. Most of the posters say it works very well.  This particular case is perhaps not relevant to you, but I'll be referring to it:

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• No db_java to 4.8 in java.library.path

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  I got this error when trying to run my application.
  
  Where can I find this file? While I am able to set the $LD_LIBRARY_PATH correctly
  
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• Problems of libraries Java build path. With the help of an external CONTAINER as a library in a BlackBerry app.

  Hello

  I have two codes, the application code and the code of the library.

  The application should use the jar as a library file.

  Application-> App

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  I work with Eclipse and JRE 5.0. I have a problem. I'm trying the AppLib.ja the Java Build Path of the application code, as in a normal Java application. Copy "AppLib.jar" in my project and select Java Build Path libraries does not work. Browser files doen't show me the new file. Therefore, I can select the library project folder as external JAR, but when I test the app on BlackBerry I get an error do not find the module:

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  I think if I could include 'AppLib.jar' because no JAR external to compile the project would be expected for that library properly in the "App.alx" but as I have said, for example, if I put the "AppLib.jar" in the folder "App\ lib\" file path browser version does not show me the file and I can't select it. I can only do so if I select in the AppLib\deliverables\Standard\5.0.0\, but not found problem occurs then.

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