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Advanced Topics for Defining JDBC Datasources
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We're not done. Now we must perform the other half of the datasource definition by
providing information on the driver. We do this in the element,
which includes the following information:
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jndi-name: This is the JNDI name of the driver class, and its value must be identical
to the value from the
element.
datasource-class-name: Here is where you provide the name of the connection
factory class supplied from the resource vendor. It must be the same class you
deployed to the Partition as a library.
log-writer: This is a boolean element that activates verbose modes for some
vendor connection factory classes. Consult your resource's documentation for the
use of this property.
properties: These are properties specific to the JDBC resource, such as
usernames, passwords, and so forth. These properties are passed to the driver
class for processing. Consult your JDBC resource documentation for property
information. Specifying the properties in XML is shown below.
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