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How in WSAD do I change the database that I am connecting to? Is there a config or a properties file?


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Vasu
 
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I am gettinig a driver not found SQLException. Where do I need to put the drivers at?

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Sudhakar
 
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Sudhakar,

In my book begin by looking at chapter 8 around page 122 or so. Also, have you checked out the Redbooks on this topic yet?

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[ May 13, 2004: Message edited by: Kyle Brown ]
 
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to set datasource:
open your application server test environment file(.wsi file),
there is a datasource tab.

database driver not found problem:
right click on your web application
select properties
choose Java build path from left panel
select Libraried tab on right panel
edit the DB2_DRIVER_PATH
 
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