I'm using Java Persistence API in my app client and i'm launching it with webstart.
It works fine when I use Derby but any other database gives me "No suitable driver found for ..." exception.
I tried packaging the database driver in the jar and ear and I put it on CLASSPATH but it doesn't work.
If I don't package the driver and take it of CLASSPATH I get "Class [com.mysql.jdbc.Driver] not found" exception so the driver is visible in package.
Running the ear directly out of Netbeans works fine so it must be a webstart issue.
Is there a solution or workaround for this?
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