GLASSFISH JDBC ORACLE DRIVERS
GLASSFISH JDBC ORACLE DRIVER
GLASSFISH JDBC ORACLE SOFTWARE

If you are using the default persistence provider, then you can specify additional database properties described in Java Persistence API (JPA) Extensions Reference for EclipseLink. For more information about this file, see 'About the Persistence Unit' in EclipseLink Concepts. property connectivity to the database.Įxample 4-1 illustrates a sample persistence.xml file that specifies the default persistence provider for EclipseLink, .PersistenceProvider. These backslashes cause the colons to be interpreted as part of the property value instead of as separators between property-value pairs, for example: In this command, note the use of two backslashes ( \) preceding the colons in the URL property value. Use the create-jdbc-connection-pool subcommand to create the JDBC connection pool, specifying the database connectivity values. For more information, see 'To Create a JDBC Connection Pool' in GlassFish Server Administration Console Online Help.

GLASSFISH JDBC ORACLE DRIVER

Specify the name of the pool, the resource type, the name of the database provider, the data source and driver class names, and other details. In the GlassFish Server Administration Console, expand the Common Tasks node, then click the Create New JDBC Connection Pool button in the Common Tasks page. You can create a JDBC connection pool from the GlassFish Server Administration Console or from the command line. These commands assume that your instances are named pmd-i1 and pmd-i2.Ĭreate a JDBC Connection Pool for the Resource Run the restart-instance subcommand to restart the instances. For more information, see 'To Start Standalone GlassFish Server Instances' in GlassFish Server Administration Console Online Help.

The status of each instance is updated in the Server Instances table when the instance is started. For each instance that you are starting, select the instance in the Server Instances table. To start a standalone instance, expand the Standalone Instances node. For more information, see 'To Start Clustered GlassFish Server Instances' in GlassFish Server Administration Console Online Help. Select the instances you want to restart. Select the node for the cluster and on its General Information page, click the Instances tab. In the GlassFish Server Administration Console, expand the Cluster node. To use the GlassFish Server Administration Console: You can use the GlassFish Server Administration Console or the command line to restart instances in the domain to make the JDBC driver available to the instances. For more information, see 'Oracle Database Enhancements' in the Oracle GlassFish Server Application Development Guide at: If the application uses Oracle Database-specific extensions provided by EclipseLink, then the driver must be copied to the lib/ext directory.

GLASSFISH JDBC ORACLE DRIVERS

Note that you do not have to restart GlassFish Server the drivers are picked up dynamically. To integrate the JDBC driver, copy its JAR file into the domain and then restart the domain and instances to make the driver available.Ĭopy the JAR file for the JDBC driver into the domain's lib subdirectory, for example:Ĭp oracle-jdbc-drivers/ojdbc6.jar glassfish/domains/domain1/lib Integrate the JDBC Driver for Oracle Database into GlassFish Server For example, Oracle JDeveloper, Oracle Enterprise Pack for Eclipse, and NetBeans all provide sophisticated Java EE development tools.įor Oracle Enterprise Pack for Eclipse, see. While it is not required, you may want to use a Java EE integrated development environment (IDE) for convenience during development.

GLASSFISH JDBC ORACLE SOFTWARE

It is assumed that the software is already installed, except where noted in later sections.įor more information and downloads, see on the Oracle Technology Network.įor more information and downloads, see on the EclipseLink website.Īny compliant JDBC database including Oracle Database, Oracle Database Express Edition, MySQL, and so on.įor Oracle Database Express Edition, see.

This document is based on the following products and tools, although the principles apply to any supported database or development environment.

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