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How do I use a third-party JDBC driver with JMS?
Answer:
If your JDBC driver is not included in the list of drivers in the question about JDBC databases supported by WebLogic JMS, then the tables required by JMS must be created manually.
Note: WebLogic Server only guarantees support for the JDBC drivers included in the previous list. Support for any other JDBC driver is not guaranteed.
The .ddl files located in the weblogic/jms/ddl directory of the weblogic.jar file may be used as templates. Use the jar utility supplied with the JDK to extract them to the weblogic/jms/ddl directory using the following command:
jar xf weblogic.jar weblogic/jms/ddl
Note: If you omit the second parameter (weblogic/jms/ddl), the entire jar file is extracted.
Follow the procedures in JDBC Database Utility in Programming WebLogic JMS to manually create the database tables for the JDBC store.
Another option is to consider using a file store instead of a JDBC store. File stores are easier to configure and may provide significantly better performance.
Note: WebLogic Server only guarantees support for the JDBC drivers included in the previous list. Support for any other JDBC driver is not guaranteed.
The .ddl files located in the weblogic/jms/ddl directory of the weblogic.jar file may be used as templates. Use the jar utility supplied with the JDK to extract them to the weblogic/jms/ddl directory using the following command:
jar xf weblogic.jar weblogic/jms/ddl
Note: If you omit the second parameter (weblogic/jms/ddl), the entire jar file is extracted.
Follow the procedures in JDBC Database Utility in Programming WebLogic JMS to manually create the database tables for the JDBC store.
Another option is to consider using a file store instead of a JDBC store. File stores are easier to configure and may provide significantly better performance.
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