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Checking installed directories and filesThis section assumes that you have already installed the Sun Microsystems JavaDeveloper’s Kit (JDK) on your system. The <strong>Cincom</strong> ORDB <strong>JDBC</strong> driver iscompatible with JDK version 1.4.2.Directories for <strong>JDBC</strong>The <strong>Cincom</strong> ORDB client runtime includes the file %ORDB%\ordbjava.jar. Theordbjava.jar file contains the <strong>Cincom</strong> ORDB <strong>JDBC</strong> driver implementationclasses.In addition to the jar file, <strong>Cincom</strong> ORDB development kit installations will alsohave the following:♦ %ORDB%\demo\jdbc\samples directory with several sample files♦ Command line mapping tool in file:- On Windows: %ORDB%\ddltojava.exe- On Unix: $ORDB/utilities/ddltojava%ORDB% refers to the directory identified by the ORDB environment variable.This will be set to the installation directory.This document will use both UNIX ($ORDB/..) and Windows (%ORDB%\..)notations. Please adjust the environment variable and slashes accordingly foryour platform.The javadoc tool was used to generate reference information about the javaclasses that are contained in the ordbjava.jar file. For detailed information onthe java classes, refer to the reference files located in your%ORDB%/docs/jdbc/ordbjava directory.<strong>JDBC</strong> <strong>Developer's</strong> <strong>Guide</strong>, P25-9504-03 Page 13Chapter: 2. Verifying a <strong>JDBC</strong> Driver installationSection: Checking installed directories and files
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