2. Copy the files and directory structure onto your system according to the following guidelines.
If you are installing DBIntegrator Client for JDBC on an Internet server, place it in or below the document root directory. If you do not want the documentation or Sample Applet available on your web site, simply remove them.
If you are using a browser to run an applet, and you want the JDBC driver package to be loaded from your Internet/intranet server, install the simba/jdbc/*.class form of the package in the same location as your applet files.
Create a new directory, and copy the files into it using a recursive copy, such as "cp -r" or "xcopy /S". This document assumes the files will reside in a directory named DBIntegrator_JDBC.
3. If necessary, move or remove jdbc2_0-stdext.jar.
The JDBC Standard Extension Binary 2.0 package is required, and
so it is provided with this release. If you do not already have a
copy of jdbc2_0-stdext.jar you may want to
place it in your <java-home>/lib/ext directory
(instead of using it in DBIntegrator_JDBC
or some other directory), where <java-home>
is determined as follows:
The JDBC driver -- the simba.jdbc package -- is provided in two formats;
simba/jdbc/*.class, and SimbaJDBC.jar.
These packages are identical. When using the SimbaJDBC.jar
file, add the full path including the filename SimbaJDBC.jar
to the CLASSPATH. For example, your CLASSPATH on Windows might include
these entries in addition to the folder your
application .class files are in:
The following packages are also required to run your deployed JDBC application.
Java finds them automatically under normal
circumstances (let <jdk-home> represent the
location of the Java 2 SDK):
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