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Configuring generic JDBC provider and data source
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| msmolyak 2006-09-25, 7:38 pm |
| WebSphere 5.1 info center dedictaes significant amount of space to all the details of JDBC provider and data source configuration. (For example, http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infoc...ee/ae/rdat_minr
eq.html)
All this information is very much tied to usage of particular JDBC drivers. My question is whether it is possible to configure a provider/data source combination for a "generic" JDBC driver. Or rather, how do I configure a data source for a JDBC driver wh
ich is not explicitly mentioned in WebSphere 5.1 documentation? What data source helper class will I use, for example, for such data sources?
Is there any information about such configuration?
Thank you.
Michael
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| Ken Hygh 2006-09-26, 1:23 pm |
| msmolyak wrote:
> WebSphere 5.1 info center dedictaes significant amount of space to all the details of JDBC provider and data source configuration. (For example, http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infoc...o/ee/ae/rdat_mi
nreq.html)
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> All this information is very much tied to usage of particular JDBC drivers. My question is whether it is possible to configure a provider/data source combination for a "generic" JDBC driver. Or rather, how do I configure a data source for a JDBC driver
which is not explicitly mentioned in WebSphere 5.1 documentation? What data source helper class will I use, for example, for such data sources?
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> Is there any information about such configuration?
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> Thank you.
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> Michael
There's a generic helper class you can use for things like MySQL.
ken
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