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Oracle 10g Configuration On WebSphere Application Server 6

This document provides instructions for configuring Oracle 10g on WebSphere Application Server 6.0. It includes steps to: 1. Configure the ebx.properties file to use the Oracle persistence database. 2. Set the ORACLE_JDBC_DRIVER_PATH variable to specify the location of the Oracle JDBC driver libraries. 3. Create an Oracle JDBC data source provider and configure connection properties, including the database name, user, and password.

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Oracle 10g Configuration On WebSphere Application Server 6

This document provides instructions for configuring Oracle 10g on WebSphere Application Server 6.0. It includes steps to: 1. Configure the ebx.properties file to use the Oracle persistence database. 2. Set the ORACLE_JDBC_DRIVER_PATH variable to specify the location of the Oracle JDBC driver libraries. 3. Create an Oracle JDBC data source provider and configure connection properties, including the database name, user, and password.

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Oracle 10g Configuration on WebSphere

Application Server 6.0


ebx.properties configuration
In section Persistence parameters of file ebx.properties, define oracle as the persistence
database as follows: ebx.persistence.factory=oracle. Parameters url, user and password are not
necessary, they are defined in WAS (WebSphere Application Server) data source configuration.

ORACLE_JDBC_DRIVER_PATH configuration
1. Open WebSphere Administrative Console
2. Select Environment > WebSphere Variables
3. Select ORACLE_JDBC_DRIVER_PATH, enter the path to Oracle JDBC driver libraries
(the directory that contains files ojdbc14.jar and orai18n.jar for Oracle 10g)
4. Click on Apply button, then Save

JDBC providers configuration


1. Select Resources > JDBC Providers
2. Click on New
3. Step 1: Select the database type, select Oracle
4. Step 2: Select the provider type, select Oracle JDBC Driver
5. Step 3: select the implementation type, select Connection pool data source
6. Click on Next
7. Click on Apply, then Save
8. Select Oracle JDBC Driver
9. Click on Data sources (Version 4) in Additional Properties
10. Click on New
11. Enter name Oracle JDBC Driver - 4.0 DataSource

12. Enter the necessary parameters, especially Database name, Default user ID, Default
password
13. Click on Apply, then Save
14. Select Oracle JDBC Driver - 4.0 DataSource
15. Click on Custom properties in Additional Properties
16. Modify the URL value, for example jdbc:oracle:thin:@127.0.0.1:1521:orcl
17. Modify the driverType value, enter the value thin for example in Custom properties
18. Click on Apply, then Save
19. Click on Test connection button in page JDBC providers > Oracle JDBC Driver > Data
sources (version 4) > Oracle JDBC Driver - 4.0 DataSource.
20. Check the message for the connection test

Connection Pool Timeout and Transaction Service Timeout configuration


1. Select Resources > JDBC Providers > Oracle JDBC Driver > Data sources (version 4) >
Oracle JDBC Driver - 4.0 DataSource > Connection pool properties, configure the
parameters according to your needs
2. Select Servers > Application Servers > server name > Container services > Transaction
service, configure the parameters according to your needs

ebxPlatform.ear deployment
1. In page Applications > Install New Application, select the application to deploy (here
ebxPlatform.ear), then click next, next, continue
1. Step 1: Specify options for installing enterprise applications and modules
2. Step 2: Map modules to servers
3. Step 3: Map resource references to resources, select the JNDI ressource name
already configured. In our example, it is jdbc/Oracle JDBC Driver - 4.0
DataSource. Select the module ebx.war, enter the JNDI name in the displayed
table, then click on OK button
4. Step 4: Map virtual hosts to web modules
5. Step 5: Summary, click on "finish" button

2. If the application is already deployed, you can select Applications > Enterprise
Applications > EBX.Platform > Mapping resource references to resources

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