Examples of MCSDriverConfiguration

com.volantis.mcs.repository.jdbc.MCSDriverConfiguration

Configuration needed to create a data source wrapper around an MCS supported JDBC driver.

Warning: This is a facade provided for use by user code, not for implementation by user code. User implementations of this interface are highly likely to be incompatible with current and future releases of the product at binary and source levels.

Property Summary
JDBC driver vendor	the JDBC driver vendor.
host	the host name of the database server. If this is not explicitly set then the {@link #getHost()} method will fail.
port	the port on which the database server is listening. If this is not explicitly set then the {@link #getPort()} method will fail.
source	the database source, this is a database vendor specific value that identifies an instance of a database schema within the database server, i.e. a set of populated tables.
connection pool configuration	optional configuration for an MCS connection pool.

@volantis-api-include-in PublicAPI @volantis-api-include-in ProfessionalServicesAPI @volantis-api-include-in InternalAPI @see JDBCRepositoryFactory#createMCSDriverConfiguration() @see JDBCRepositoryFactory#createMCSDriverDataSource(MCSDriverConfiguration) @since 3.5.1

Examples of com.volantis.mcs.repository.jdbc.MCSDriverConfiguration

    private LocalRepository createJDBCRepository()
        throws RepositoryException {


        JDBCRepositoryFactory factory =
                JDBCRepositoryFactory.getDefaultInstance();
        MCSDriverConfiguration driverConfiguration =
                factory.createMCSDriverConfiguration();
        driverConfiguration.setHost(args.getValue(HOST));
        String port = args.getValue(PORT);
        if (port != null) {
            driverConfiguration.setPort(Integer.parseInt(port));
        }
        JDBCRepositoryType repositoryType =
                JDBCRepositoryType.getTypeForVendor(args.getValue(VENDOR));
        driverConfiguration.setDriverVendor(repositoryType.getVendor());
        driverConfiguration.setSource(args.getValue(SOURCE));


        DataSource dataSource =
                factory.createMCSDriverDataSource(driverConfiguration);


        JDBCRepositoryConfiguration configuration =

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Examples of com.volantis.mcs.repository.jdbc.MCSDriverConfiguration

        PropertyConfigurator.configure("log4j.properties");


        JDBCRepositoryFactory jdbcFactory =
                JDBCRepositoryFactory.getDefaultInstance();


        MCSDriverConfiguration driverConfiguration =
                jdbcFactory.createMCSDriverConfiguration();
        driverConfiguration.setDriverVendor(JDBCDriverVendor.ORACLE8);
        driverConfiguration.setHost("haddock");
        driverConfiguration.setPort(1526);
        driverConfiguration.setSource("DEV1");
        DataSource dataSource =
                jdbcFactory.createMCSDriverDataSource(driverConfiguration);


        JDBCRepositoryConfiguration jdbcConfiguration =
                jdbcFactory.createJDBCRepositoryConfiguration();

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Examples of com.volantis.mcs.repository.jdbc.MCSDriverConfiguration

            throws RepositoryException {


        // Get the vendor string.
        JDBCDriverVendor vendor = getVendor(properties);


        MCSDriverConfiguration configuration =
                factory.createMCSDriverConfiguration();
        configuration.setDriverVendor(vendor);
        if (vendor != JDBCDriverVendor.HYPERSONIC) {
            configuration.setHost(getHost(properties));
            configuration.setPort(getPort(properties));
        }
        configuration.setSource(getSource(properties));


        MCSConnectionPoolConfiguration connectionPoolConfiguration =
                getConnectionPoolConfiguration(factory, properties);
        configuration.setConnectionPoolConfiguration(
                connectionPoolConfiguration);


        return factory.createMCSDriverDataSource(configuration);
    }

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Examples of com.volantis.mcs.repository.jdbc.MCSDriverConfiguration


        InternalJDBCRepository repository = null;


        JDBCRepositoryFactory factory =
                JDBCRepositoryFactory.getDefaultInstance();
        MCSDriverConfiguration driverConfiguration =
                factory.createMCSDriverConfiguration();
        driverConfiguration.setDriverVendor(JDBCDriverVendor.HYPERSONIC);
        driverConfiguration.setSource(source);
        DataSource dataSource =
                factory.createMCSDriverDataSource(driverConfiguration);


        JDBCRepositoryConfiguration configuration =
                factory.createJDBCRepositoryConfiguration();

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Examples of com.volantis.mcs.repository.jdbc.MCSDriverConfiguration

    public void testConstructURL() throws Exception {


        JDBCRepositoryFactory factory =
                JDBCRepositoryFactory.getDefaultInstance();


        MCSDriverConfiguration configuration =
                factory.createMCSDriverConfiguration();
        configuration.setHost("host");
        configuration.setPort(8086);
        configuration.setSource("source");


        VendorFactory vendorFactory = new DB2VendorFactory();


        assertEquals("URL with non-default port not as",
                     "jdbc:db2://host:8086/source",
                     vendorFactory.getDriverSpecificURL(configuration));


        configuration.setPort(50000);


        assertEquals("URL with default port not as",
                     "jdbc:db2://host/source",
                vendorFactory.getDriverSpecificURL(configuration));
    }

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Examples of com.volantis.mcs.repository.jdbc.MCSDriverConfiguration

                // Default to JDBC.


                JDBCRepositoryFactory factory =
                        JDBCRepositoryFactory.getDefaultInstance();


                MCSDriverConfiguration driverConfiguration =
                        factory.createMCSDriverConfiguration();


                driverConfiguration.setSource(
                        Environment.getParameter(config, "odbc-source"));
                String vendor = Environment.getParameter(config, "odbc-vendor");
                JDBCRepositoryType jdbcRepositoryType =
                        JDBCRepositoryType.getTypeForVendor(vendor);
                if (jdbcRepositoryType != null) {
                    driverConfiguration.setDriverVendor(
                            jdbcRepositoryType.getVendor());
                }


                driverConfiguration.setHost(Environment.getParameter(config,
                        "odbc-host"));
                String port = Environment.getParameter(config, "odbc-port");
                if (port != null) {
                    driverConfiguration.setPort(Integer.parseInt(port));
                }


                DataSource dataSource = factory.createMCSDriverDataSource(
                        driverConfiguration);

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