Jazz.war in WebSphere Application Server ?
Can we start testing jazz.war in our WebSphere and report any issue on
Jazz.net or should we wait because we never tested it ? -- Christophe Elek Serviceability Architect IBM Software Group - Rational |
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It should be possible to use J2EE datasources with Jazz by setting the following properties in teamserver.properties:
# J2EE database connection example db.type = J2EE db.j2ee.dataSource = /jdbc/jazz Make sure that no other 'db.type' lines are uncommented in the file. |
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ajyoung@us.ibm-dot-com.no-spam.invalid (ajyoung) wrote in
news:f63hpt$isf$1@localhost.localdomain: I've documented my experience installing Jazz on WAS at Jim posted a good description on how to setup DB2 https://jazz.net/wiki/bin/view/Main/RepositoryMain -- Christophe Elek Serviceability Architect IBM Software Group - Rational |
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ajyoung@us.ibm-dot-com.no-spam.invalid (ajyoung) wrote in news:f69f11$aco$1
@localhost.localdomain: But I'm guessing there probably is a way to get Jazz to use WAS data I have not found a way either. Jazz found my 'default datasource'. Mind you,I have not played with 'teamserver.properties' which seems to set up the database location and driver... reading 'https://jazz.net/downloads/DownloadDocument.jsp? href=betas/data/0.6M1/server-install/db2setup.html" It seems Jazz is using the database pool instead of the app server pool -- Christophe Elek Serviceability Architect IBM Software Group - Rational |
In the way that I have setup Jazz (as documented in the instructions linked in the previous post), a WebSphere data source is not used. However, there may be a way to get Jazz to use a data source. I didn't make much of an effort to get that working.
My main goal was just to get Jazz running with LDAP so our team could start using it with their regular intranet user ids. I went down two paths: 1) attempting to get Tomcat to authenticate against our LDAP and 2) attempting to get the Jazz war installed and running on a WAS server already configured to authenticate against our LDAP. The second path met success before the first so I stopped there. But I'm guessing there probably is a way to get Jazz to use WAS data sources. |
Thanks for those instructions Anthony!
Since you don't mention setting up a data source, can I conclude that Jazz doesn't use WebSphere data sources, but rather just a simple JDBC connection? |
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I've documented my experience installing Jazz on WAS at
https://jazz.net/jazz/secure/service/com.ibm.team.workitem.service.internal.rest.IAttachmentRestService/repo/csid/Attachment/_Xs4SoRlvEdy2vqdpd5yTVQ |
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Matt Lavin <no-email@random.com> wrote in news:f5rd0o$4o1$1
@localhost.localdomain: I'd hey Matt, Worked fine as soon as I noticed it was trying to access my derby under C: \Derby :) I imported the REPOSITORY shcema... et voila :) Are we using the defaultDataSource to access the database ? -- Christophe Elek Serviceability Architect IBM Software Group - Rational |
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While I can't provide the 'official' answer about current support for
Jazz on Websphere, I have tested it in the past (with success) and I'd be very interested in any problems that you find while testing it. Reporting bugs through Jazz.net is the right approach; Make sure to include that you are using WAS in the bug =). Christophe Elek wrote: Can we start testing jazz.war in our WebSphere and report any issue on |
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