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- J2EE Application Server, the library is only tested in Tomcat. It is recommended to use Tomcat for the time being.
- JDBC driver for JDO.
- Database server. The JDO implementation TJDO, which is included, is currently support Oralce, DB2, Cloudscape and PostgreSQL. You may use any JDO implementation that supports any databases.
- Start up your J2EE and Database Server
- Deploy the war file
- Configure the web application deployment descriptor (web.xml)
| Parameter |
Description |
Default |
| jdoPersistenceManagerFactoryClass |
JDO Persistence Manager Factory Class |
com.triactive.jdo.PersistenceManagerFactoryImpl |
| database.driver |
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oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver |
| database.url |
Change MFDB to your DB name for Oracle. |
jdbc:oracle:thin:@blackbox:1521:MFDB |
| database.username |
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username |
| database.password |
You may use system property to specific password, see footnote |
password |
| jhttplog.servertag |
for identifying the application server. it is logged in the session table |
TOMCAT4118-SF |
| jhttplog.servlettag |
for identifying the servlet. it is logged in the session table |
JHTTPLOG |
The above is fo r configuration after deployment only. You may also configure the above variables by setting Java system property values. (e.g. java -Ddatabase.password myPassWord)
- Add your JDBC driver
It's done! Notice that, with JDO, you don't even need to create the database schema
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