While attempting to connect to a MySQL database using Java in Windows 7, setting the CLASSPATH environment variable to include the path to the JDBC driver jar file doesn't seem to resolve the java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: com.mysql.jdbc.Driver error. What could be causing this issue?
The CLASSPATH environment variable is only utilized by the java.exe command and is not considered when using IDEs like Eclipse. It's generally regarded as a poor practice due to portability concerns.
Instead, use the "Build Path" setting within the IDE. This allows you to specify the compile-time and runtime classpath for your project, ensuring that necessary libraries like the JDBC driver jar are accessible.
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