RE: iSeries JDBC configuration

Anton: 

Thanks for the reply but that is not the issue.

When configuring WebSphere, you set up a server project. Under that, you set up 
a JDBC provider. Under that, you set up a Data Source. Under the Data Source, 
there are multiple Resource Properties. I think my problem is that I don't know 
how to set up the resource properties. 

Life was a lot simpler when you just coded a connection object. I don't know 
how JNDI works and can't find any good documentation.

Can anyone help?

Thanks. 

Bill Gasparek, Austin/400
(512) 458 3991 x 11
(512) 458 2951 (fax)


-----Original Message-----
From: Anton Gombkötö [mailto:gombkoetoe@ASSOFT.COM] 
Sent: Friday, January 10, 2003 3:05 AM
To: Web Enabling the AS400 / iSeries
Subject: Re: [WEB400] iSeries JDBC configuration

Bill Gasparek wrote:
> I have moved the sample database files that come with WebSphere
> Development Studio from DB2 Personal to our AS/400. Now I am trying to
> modify the data provider in the server project to point to the as/400.
> For the database name, I am using the node name of the 400. When I try
> to run the application, I am getting an error saying that the database
> name does not exist. 
>  
> Can anyone give me an indication of how to set the server project up
> properly to point to the as/400????

I don't know anything about WebSphere, but i'm feeling lucky today and 
this sounds as if the database on your /400 is not in the directory of 
databases.

WRKRDBDIRE

I guess you need here an entry for remote location = *LOCAL.

0.02 Euro

best regards,

Anton Gombkötö


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