RE: [juddi-Users] setup with new database

["Subrahmanya, Noida" <su...@noida.hcltech.com>]

Hi, 
Sory for very late reply as now i have atarted to work on juddi. Could u
tell me how to validate whether the JUDDI registry deployed properly with
the new database or not?. is there any example that checks all validation
,etc.....


With Thanks and Regards,
 
B. Subrahmanya Nayak

With Thanks and Regards,
 
B. Subrahmanya Nayak
Member Technical Staff,
HCL Technologies Ltd.,




-----Original Message-----
From: sviens@attbi.com [mailto:sviens@attbi.com]
Sent: Tuesday, May 27, 2003 07:23 PM
To: Subrahmanya, Noida
Cc: juddi-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [juddi-Users] setup with new database


jUDDI is designed to allow different persistence (datastore) implementations
to be "plugged-in". The JDBCDataStore included with jUDDI attempts to
support as many as the main-stream RDBMS's as possible (Oracle, DB2, Sybase,
MySQL - even HSQLDB). 
 
If you're interested in using something other than JDBC or if you want to
take advantages of proprietary features of your RDBMS (i.e. using stored
procedures to improve performance) then you will need to develop your own
datastore implementation. To do so you'll need to create implementations of
the DataStoreFactory and DataStore interfaces in the org.juddi.datastore
package and make a change to the jUDDI properties file to use your new
DataStoreFactory implementation (i.e. the judd.dataStoreFactory property)
instead of the one supplied. 
 
Check out jUDDI's JDBCDataStoreFactory and JDBCDataStore for examples.
 
Steve
> I have an XML:DB supported database which is also an object ,relational.
> I guess JUDDI is an open source UDDI Registry which could be set to any
> database.
> Coule any body tell what exactly is to be done to achieve this?
> Is there XML:DB supported open source Registery server?
>  
> With Thanks and Regards,
>  
> <?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office"
> />B. Subrahmanya Nayak
> Member Technical Staff,
> HCL Technologies Ltd.,
> 



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