Integrating NonStop JDBC Type 4 Driver With IBM WebSphere Applications

Figure 12

You should be forwarded to the application login page when you first access the Duke’s Bank at

http://localhost:9080/bank/main. As explained in the tutorial, you can log in with a customer ID of

“200” and the password “j2ee”. If you receive an error at this point, check again to ensure that you

have set up the database correctly, as described in the “Setting up the database” section. Also,

ensure that you have populated the database with data.

Note: In order to stop the server, you now need to supply the stop script with authentication

parameters. For example, you would need to run the stopServer.bat as follows:

WSAS_HOME\bin\stopServer.bat server1 –user user1 –password password

Conclusion

The Type 4 Driver supports the portability goal of fast ROI with absolute minimum application change.

This sample indicates how applications written for a third-party JDBC driver can be executed on the

Type 4 Driver with just runtime configuration changes. It highlights that the Type 4 Driver’s JDBC

standards compliance helps you port existing applications or write new ones to use the NonStop

SQL/MX or SQL/MP Databases via any platform.

The platform used must have Java 1.4.1 or later running on it.