After creating a JDBC Provider, you must create a JDBC datasource to provide database
connectivity to Oracle BPM applications. The following procedures show you how to create a
JDBC datasource for the Oracle BPM directory database.
Before creating the JDBC Datasources you must have defined:
To create a JDBC datasource for the directory DB:
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Login to WebSphere's Administration Console. By default, it runs on
http://host:9060/ibm/console.
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Go to and click on the Oracle JDBC
Provider you created previously.
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Click on Data sources, located in the Additional
properties section.
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Click New to create a new Data source for Oracle BPM Directory database.
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Enter the following configuration information for your new data source:
| Option |
Value |
| Data Source Name |
Oracle BPM Directory Data Source |
| JNDI Name |
FDIDS |
| Component-managed Authentication Alias |
Select the Authentication entry you defined previously for Oracle BPM
Directory database. For example: node/Oracle BPM Directory DB Auth
|
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Click Next and enter the following Data store helper class name:
albpm.jdbc.websphere.ALBPMDataStoreHelper
.
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Click Next, then Finish after reviewing all
selected options.
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Select the data source you just created.
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Click Custom properties located under the Additional
properties section in the right pane.
You should see a complete list of all driver properties. If you do not see this list,
there is an error with your configuration.
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Configure the connectivity properties for your database vendor.
See Engine and Directory Database Connectivity for more information.
For general information on using the JDBC drivers provided with Oracle products, see
JDBC
Drivers.
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Click Save to persist your WebSphere configuration changes.
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Test your datasource configuration.
- Expand
- Select the JDBC datasource you just configured
- Click Data sources
- Select the checkbox next to the datasource you want to test
- Click Test Connection
The JDBC datasources for the Oracle BPM Directory database is configured.