Difference between revisions of "NexJ Express Connecting to PostgreSQL"
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::Edit <code>default.config</code> to use PostgreSQL | ::Edit <code>default.config</code> to use PostgreSQL | ||
::Edit all <code>*.connections</code> files to use PostgreSQL | ::Edit all <code>*.connections</code> files to use PostgreSQL |
Revision as of 12:10, 11 January 2011
PostgreSQL Adapter for NexJ - Connect to PostgreSQL Driver
Contents
Install PostgreSQL
Download: Installer version Version 9.0.1-1
from list of PostgreSQL downloads.
Install PostgreSQL JDBC3 driver
Download: JDBC3 Postgresql Driver, Version 9.0-801
@ http://jdbc.postgresql.org/download.html
Install: Copy driver to [jdk folder]/jre/lib/ext
Code: Add PostgreSQL Driver
Package: nexj.core.persistance.sql
- Create
PostgreSQLAdapter.java
by extendingSQLAdapter
- Create
PostgreSQLSchemaManager.java
by extendingSQLSchemaManager
- Create
- Edit
RelationalDatabase.java
- Edit
RelationalDatabaseFragment.java
- Edit
SQLSchemaManagerFactory.java
- Edit
Package: nexj.core.meta.sys
- Edit
system.dstypes
- Edit
UnitTest: Test Connectivity to database
Package: nexj.core.persistance.sql
- Create
PostgreSQLAdapterTest.java
by extendingSQLAdapterTest
- Create
PostgreSQLSchemaManagerTest.java
by extendingSQLSchemaManagerTest
- Create
Package: nexj
- Create
postgresql.connections
using NexJ Studio - Edit
default.config
to use PostgreSQL - Edit all
*.connections
files to use PostgreSQL
- Create
TODO: find out how to configure UnitTests for more than one Database