HP Integrity NonStop H-Series - Manual (Page 352)

NOTE: To view the contents of the ei_setenv script, see the Hibernate Environment
Setup Script section.
4. Edit the ei_setenv script as follows:
1. Set the value of the hibernatehome variable to the <NonStop Hibernate Home>
OSS directory.
For example, if <NonStop Hibernate Home> is / usr/tandem/sash/
hibernate-3.2.6 , the hibernatehome variable must be set to hibernatehome=/
usr/tandem/sash/hibernate-3.2.6
2. Set the value of the JDBC/MX driver locations.
a.
If you plan to use the JDBC/MX Type 2 driver, set the value of the t2jdbc variable
to the <JDBC T2 installation directory> OSS directory.
For example, if <JDBC T2 installation directory> is /usr/tandem/
jdbcMx/current , the t2jdbc variable must be set to t2jdbc=/usr/tandem/
jdbcMx/current.
b. If you plan to use the JDBC/MX Type 4 driver:
•
Copy the JDBC Type 4 driver JAR file, t4sqlmx.jar , from <JDBC T4
installation directory>\lib the Windows directory to an OSS directory
on your NonStop system.
• Replace <NonStop T4 Location> with the absolute path of the OSS
directory where you have kept the t4sqlmx.jar file.
For example, if <NonStop T4 Location> is /home/sash_usr/sash/
jdbct4 , the t4jdbc variable must be set to t4jdbc=/home/sash_usr/
sash/jdbct4 .
NOTE: To view the contents of the ei_setenv script file, see the Hibernate
Environment Setup Script section.
c. Set the execute permissions of the ei_setenv script file using the OSS command:
OSS> chmod +x ei_setenv
5. Run the ei_setenv script file to set the JDBC environment and include the dependency
JAR files in the CLASSPATH.
• If you plan to use the JDBC/MX Type 2 driver, set the environment using the command:
OSS> . ./ei_setenv T2
• If you plan to use the JDBC/MX Type 4 driver, set the environment using the command:
OSS> . ./ei_setenv T4
Running EmployeeInfo on NonStop
To run the EmployeeInfo on NonStop systems, complete the following steps:
1. Go to the <NonStop SASH Home>/hibernate/my_samples/employeeinfo directory
on your NonStop system.
2. Un-JAR the contents of the application JAR file EmployeeInfo.jar using the command:
OSS> jar –xvf EmployeeInfo.jar
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