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Re: Datasource Definition / JNDI [message #250919 is a reply to message #250535] |
Thu, 02 August 2007 09:26 ![Go to previous message Go to previous message](theme/Solstice/images/up.png) |
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Originally posted by: john.spangenberg.geodan.com
Hi Anette,
It's pretty straightforward.
Just create a JDBC data source. You only need to fill in two fields:
connection URL and jndi url. For the connection url you can fill in
bogus - it does not matter what.
That's it. It works for me (created a datasource 'jdbc/something' on
Oracle AS 10g, and in the jndi url field of BIRT I used exactly that
name. Without prepending it with 'java:comp/env/).
Anette Engel wrote:
> Thanks for your helpe Nicola.
> However I cannot work out how to create a datasource library. Where can
> I find the DataSource Info? I am using the Eclipse Plugin. I looked at
> the views
> _ Library Explorer: can add a resource file as a library
> - Data Explorer: only possible to create a new data source for the report
> - Outline: only possible to create a new data source for the report
> Thanks,
>
> Anette
>
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