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If you are going to be using JNDI you must edit {WIZARD-ROOT}/ resources/solutions/system/simple-jndi/jdbc.properties. An example entry in this file would appear as follows.
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SampleData/type=javax.sql.DataSource |
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SampleData/driver=org.hsqldb.jdbcDriver |
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SampleData/url=jdbc:hsqldb:hsql://localhost/ |
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sampledataSampleData/user=pentaho_user |
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SampleData/password=password |
SampleData is the name of the JNDI connection being setup, all of the name/value pairs configure the pertinent connection information. The */type setting tells JNDI what is being managed, in this case, a SQL datasource. The */driver setting is the JDBC driver class name for the database we're accessing. The */url is the JDBC connect string, the example shown here is for a Hypersonic database server running locally. The next two settings are the user's credentials for logging in to the database if required.
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