| The SQL Extension examples require the Apache Derby jars. |
| The Derby jars are available from http://incubator.apache.org/derby/ |
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| The sample batch / script files are configured to look for the |
| derby jars java/samples/extensions/sql directory by default. |
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| If you already have derby installed and want to use that implementation. |
| You can do one of the following. |
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| 1) set the environment variable DERBY_JAR_DIR to point to the location of |
| derby.jar and derbytools.jar |
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| 2) Have the derby.jar and derbytools.jar in your classpath. |
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| First create the sample database using Derby. |
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| To do this, On Windows execute the command |
| runDerby.bat createdb.sql |
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| On Unix |
| sh runDerby.sh createdb.sql |
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| You can use the Derby tools to examine the raw database |
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| To do this on windows execute the command |
| runDerby.bat |
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| At the lj> prompt type the following commands |
| lj> connect 'sampleDB'; |
| lj> select * from import1; |
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| To quit the lj session type |
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| lj> quit; |
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| To Start lj on Unix type |
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| sh runDerby.sh |
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| Once the sample database has been created, you can run the sample |
| stylesheets using the runXalan script. |
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| For some basic examples; |
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| runXalan.bat -XSL basic-connection/DumpSQL.xsl |
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| This example dumps the raw Document that was produced by the query. |
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| runXalan.bat -XSL basic-connection/dbtest.xsl |
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| Shows how to manipulate the raw document to produce HTML output |
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