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How do I configure the Naming Service to use the JDBC adaptor with Interbase?

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How do I configure the Naming Service to use the JDBC adaptor with Interbase?

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The following settings in the configuration file should be modifed as follows: vbroker.naming.backingStoreType=JDBC vbroker.naming.jdbcDriver=interbase.interclient.Driver vbroker.naming.url=jdbc:interbase://server/full_db_path vbroker.naming.loginName= vbroker.naming.loginPwd= You should start InterServer before accessing InterBase via JDBC. If the InterBase server resides on the local host, specify server as localhost; otherwise specify it as the host name. If the InterBase database resides on NT, specify the full_db_path as Driver:\\dir1\dir2\\db.gdb (the first backslash ‘\’ is to escape the second baskslash ‘\’). If the InterBase database resides on Unix, specify the full_db_path as \dir1\dir2\db.gdb. You can get more information from www.interbase.com NS519-How do I configure the Naming Service to use the JDBC adaptor with MS SQL? The following settings in the configuration file should be modifed as follows (we assume you use jdbc driver from weblogic): vbroker

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The following settings in the configuration file should be modifed as follows: vbroker.naming.backingStoreType=JDBC vbroker.naming.jdbcDriver=interbase.interclient.Driver vbroker.naming.url=jdbc:interbase://server/full_db_path vbroker.naming.loginName= vbroker.naming.loginPwd= You should start InterServer before accessing InterBase via JDBC. If the InterBase server resides on the local host, specify server as localhost; otherwise specify it as the host name. If the InterBase database resides on NT, specify the full_db_path as Driver:\\dir1\dir2\\db.gdb (the first backslash ‘\’ is to escape the second baskslash ‘\’). If the InterBase database resides on Unix, specify the full_db_path as \dir1\dir2\db.gdb. You can get more information from www.interbase.

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