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Use existing JDBC Resource

Cody Warren

Hello,
 
I'm trying to integrate BIRT into an existing Jetty web application which requires a servlet API to interface with new modules. I've gotten the servlet/report generation all working sweet from your guides, but I'm stuck getting the JDBC drivers to work. If I add a maven dependency for the JDBC jars needed in my module, BIRT will run, but I'd like to re-use drivers that the application is already using (that way other users can upgrade or add new JDBC drivers through the same interface). Is there a way for me to specify where to get the JDBC driver Jars inside the BIRT engine api? Alternatively, is there a way for me to supply the jar as a BLOB object?

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Clement Wong

Not that I am aware of. The only way you can specify a JAR file is when you using a Connection Profile and you'll see a property "JDBC Driver JAR List", or in the XML you'll see an entry like:
<pre class="_prettyXprint">
<property name="jarList">C:\iHub3\BDPro31\eclipse\plugins\com.actuate.data.oda.jdbc.drivers_23.1.0.v20150206\lib\mysql\mysql-connector-java-5.1.20-bin.jar</property></pre>