Check out #1225 . Is the problem fixed if you right click Gephi and use the run as administrator option?

Thanks! That got the "Test Connection" to work - but when I go to pull the data (i.e., click ok button) window goes away - but the "import progress" in bottom RHS does not show up in Gephi 0.90 like it does for Gephi 0.8.2.

Almost there - any further suggestions?

Weird, if you don't get an error here the query should have worked. Maybe the query just return nothing? Take a look at the message log (Windows > Output), maybe there's an error there somehow.

Update?

Hi I am also facing same problem, getting "No suitable driver found for jdbc:mysql://localhost:3306/sys"

I have tried following:

1. Help -> check for updates
2. tools -> plugin -> check for updates
3. Running Gephi with administrator rights (Run as Administrator)

I am using Gephi 0.9.1

Steps:

1. File -> Import database -> edge list
2. Host: localhost
3. Port: 3306
4. database: sys
5. username/pswd: root/root
6. hit on Test Connection

and getting the error that driver not supported.
Please help urgently...

I have tried executing Gephi as admistrator. B7t no success.

Have mentioned same in comments as well. Please help me urgently..

What is your java version? Is the mysql connector in your gephi installation? (gephi\gephi\modules\ext\org.gephi.db-drivers\mysql\mysql-connector-java.jar)

Also please post your log file, located at:

C:\Users{username}\AppData\Roaming.gephi{gephi.version}\dev\var\log\messages.log

I have Java 1.6 and 1.7 running in my system. Yes gephi\gephi\modules\ext\org.gephi.db-drivers\mysql\mysql-connector-java.jar is present.. let me get you the logs..

messages.txt

As I see, https://github.com/gephi/gephi/blob/0.9.1/modules/DBDrivers/src/main/java/org/gephi/io/database/drivers/MySQLDriver.java is not doing the typical Class.forName, though it should not be necessary anymore with recent versions of java (according to https://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/sql/DriverManager.html).

Can you try to update your Java version to a more recent version of Java 7?

Maybe we should add the Class.forName so it works in all cases.

Really sorry, But I can`t change JAVA in my machine, is there any other workaround?

Maybe, let me try something, will write back.

Thanks

Can you try to install the following nbm?
db-drivers-0.9.1.nbm.zip

Unzip it, then go to Tools - Plugins - Downloaded and locate the file manually and install it.

ok Let me try this..

It Worked.. Thanks a lot 👍

Cool! Releasing it through update center then!