Hey.. Thanks man.. I thought that something like that should work. I mean this is kind
of what I have done in the past with other products. I just was not sure how to handle
the "//" and "/" characters which would be inserted into the jdbc Url.. Just for
completeness I am posting that section of the repository.xml file...
<jdbc-connection-descriptor
platform="PostgreSQL"
jdbc-level="1.0"
driver="org.postgresql.Driver"
protocol="jdbc"
subprotocol="postgresql"
dbalias="//dargo:5432/test"
username="user1"
password="mucaLives" <--- after my friend George.Triantafillou
DIGITAL EQUIPMENT CORPORATION
/>
It was a little confusing since the repository and profile files use totally different
attribute names.. Might have been easier if they both used the same names. But not a
big deal...
Thanks for taking the time..
Ray lukas
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Hello,
You specify the node:port in the dbalias property.
Here an example for a MS SQL server database but the alias depends which database
product you have (refer to the doc):
dbalias="//servername:port;DatabaseName=mydatabase;SelectMethod=cursor;User=myuser;Password=mypassword"
Sylvain
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Please guys: This is a simple question...
Inside the repository.xml file.....
<jdbc-connection-descriptor
platform=postgresql
jdbc-level=1.0
driver=org.postgresql.Driver
protocol=jdbc
subprotocol=postgresql
dbalias=test
username=user1
password=mucaLives
/>
what is the property name for specifying the node:port string in the
JDBC URL.. I can not find this in the docs anywhere. I was kind of
thinking that it was the same as in the profile files but the property
names are different.
By the way I think that several links in on the web page for the
tutorials are broken.. Surely someone out there is doing this...
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