Re: Database configuration - DB2/400

Shash,

is the extension of JDBCDatabaseType.java really necessary if you use
the Hibernate service? I was wondering on sunday if this is only
something that is needed for the default persistent service, but didn't
look in detail into the sources...

Sorry that I didn't send the howto today... just came home from work...
a chaos day... anyway, I'll try to send it by this afternoon
(Europe/Berlin).

Cheers... and good night,

Aleks

On Mon, 2004-06-28 at 23:50, Shash Chatterjee wrote:
> Maurizio,
> 
> > Hi all,
> > I'm new to the Keel framework, I just discovered it and find it very 
> > interesting.
> > I'm attempting to get Keel to work on an IBM iseries. I've seen 
> > hibernate supports also this DB2 version, so I'd like to setup a 
> > configuration for it. In the wiki it says to ask the mailing list 
> > for help, and actually I do need help, as I can't find out how many 
> > and which configuration files are involved. Can anyone address me to 
> > the right information? Or better lead me through the personalized 
> > configuration process? Thanks very much in advance Ciao Maurizio 
> 
> Primarily, you have to create a config file following the pattern in
> svc-persist-base/sample-conf. The <jdbc>...</jdbc> config needs to be done
> specific to the driver you will use (The @... parameters are replaced with
> properties in the ant.properties file).  Next is the <default-persistent>
> configuration in the same file, which Aleks will probably have to help with.
> The actual SQL-dialect mapping is done in Java, see in
> svc-persist-base/src/java in package org.keel.services.persist.base.  I'd
> start with one of the existing dialects, or even with JDBCDatabaseType.java
> and extend as needed.  The last piece is adding type-map entries to map
> between Keel data types and the SQL data-types supported by the JDBC driver.
> 
> HTH,
> Shash
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