Select pom.xml from your Eclipse project package explorerĢ. : Solution in Mavenįixing this error in Maven is bit easy, just add following dependency in your project's pom.xml file.Īlternatively, if you are using Maven inside Eclipse via M2Eclipse plugin then you can also add dependency as shown below :ġ. You can add MySQL JDBC connector driver by adding as dependencies in your gradle build file as shown below :Ĭompile 'mysql:mysql-connector-java:5.1.+' If you don't have MySQL driver JAR, you can download it from maven central library or directly from MySQL JDBC driver website. Find and add mysql-connector-java-5.1.25-bin.jar into Eclipse's classpath.Choose Build Path and choose configure build path option.Here are steps to add an external JAR into Eclipse's Classpath MySQL driver is a Type 4 JDBC driver, so you just need to add the JAR file in Eclipse. You need to add MySQL JDBC driver in your Eclipse Java project's classpath. Depending upon your build tool you can do the following to fix : in Eclipse, Maven, and Gradle.įixing : in Java and Eclipse If you are not sure how to set CLASSPATH, follow the instructions given in that article. Solution : You can fix this error by deploying mysql-connector-java-5.1.25-bin.jar into your application's classpath. When Class.forName() method will execute at run-time, it will try to find the driver class provided as String argument and throw this error if its not able to find it on classpath. its not using any class or method from this JAR directly. Remember, there won't be any error during compile time because your program has no direct dependency to this JAR i.e.
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