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Howard Chen - April 6, 2010

EGL Database Connections. Howard Chen - April 6, 2010. www.asiEGL.com. EGL Database Connections. Define JDBC Drivers DB2/400 Oracle 10g Express SQLServer 2008 Create Database Connections DB2/400 Library Oracle HR Database SQLServer Northwind Database Define Build Descriptor db Options

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Howard Chen - April 6, 2010

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  1. EGL Database Connections Howard Chen - April 6, 2010 www.asiEGL.com

  2. EGL Database Connections • Define JDBC Drivers • DB2/400 • Oracle 10g Express • SQLServer 2008 • Create Database Connections • DB2/400 Library • Oracle HR Database • SQLServer Northwind Database • Define Build Descriptor db Options • Define context.xml for Tomcat 5 and up • Additional runtime jar files • Getting data from multiple databases

  3. Define JDBC Drivers 1 of 2 JDBC Drivers: • DB2/400: jt400.jar • AS/400 toolbox for java default • Oracle: ojdbc14.jar • <version> Oracle thin driver default • SQLServer: sqljdbc4.jar • <version> SQL server JDBC driver default • Window  Preferences  Data Management  Connectivity  Driver Definitions • Highlight Driver name • Click Edit

  4. Define JDBC Drivers 2 of 2 • If EGL displays an error message that says “Unable to locate JAR” • Click “Jar List” • Click to highlight the jar file • Click “Edit JAR/Zip • Browse to the location of the jar file you downloaded and saved • Click Open. The “Unable to locate JAR” message is resolved

  5. Create Database Connections – AS400 1 of 2 • Window  Preferences  EGL  SQL Database Connections • Click New • Select “DB2 for i5/OS” • Accept the default driver name • Enter the host name, it can be an IP address or a DNS name • Enter User Name and Password • Check “Save Password” • Click Test Connection

  6. Create Database Connections – AS400 2 of 2 • Click Next • unCheck “Disable Filter” • Check “Expression” or “Selection” to select libraries • Click Finish

  7. Create Database Connections – Oracle 10g Express • Follow the same steps as described before • Optionally, you can click the triangle icon to the right of the JDBC driver name to update JDBC driver jar file

  8. Create Database Connections – SQL Server 2008 • Follow the same steps as described before • You can use 2005 Driver for SQL Server 2008 Database

  9. Define Build Descriptor DB Options 1 of 2 • Open <project>.eglbld file • From “Load DB options using Connections drop down box • Select the db connection • Enter the JNDI name • Press Ctrl-S to save

  10. Define Build Descriptor DB Options 2 of 2

  11. Context.xml for Tomcat • Put Context.xml file in <project>/WebContent/META-INF folder

  12. JAR Files for TOMCAT Runtime • DB2/400 • jt400.jar • db2jcc.jar • db2jcc_license_cisuz.jar • db2jcc_license_cu.jar • Oracle • ojdbc14.jar • activation.jar • mail.jar • SQL Server 2008 • sqljdbc4.jar C:\Program Files\IBM\SDPShared\plugins\com.ibm.datatools.db2_2.0.101.v200811061754\driver

  13. Getting Data From Multiple Databases • Create a project for each db connection • Use Data Access Wizard to retrieve database definitions • Create Web Services for data access • Copy wsdl files to the Application Project • Use “EGL Service”  “Create EGL Client Interface” to create Web Service interfaces • Consume web services for both JSF and RUI

  14. Thank You howard.chen@asiegl.com

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