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The JAR(s) should already be installed under GERONIMO/repository/ (or dbwizard.common.edit = Edit dbwizard.common.editSettings = Edit Settings dbwizard.common.finish = Finish dbwizard.common.idleTimeout = Idle Timeout dbwizard.common.import = {0} Import dbwizard.common.importFromJBoss = Import from JBoss 4 dbwizard.common.importFromWebLogic = Import from WebLogic 8.1 dbwizard.common.inMilliseconds = in milliseconds dbwizard.common.inMinutes = in minutes dbwizard.common.maxNoOfCon = The maximum number of connections in the pool. The default is 10. dbwizard.common.name = Name dbwizard.common.next = Next dbwizard.common.poolMaxSize = Pool Max Size dbwizard.common.poolMinSize = Pool Min Size dbwizard.common.returnToList = Return To List dbwizard.common.save = Save dbwizard.common.showPlan = Show Plan dbwizard.common.skipRemainingPools = Skip Remaining Pools dbwizard.common.skipTestAndDeploy = Skip Test and Deploy dbwizard.common.skipTestAndShowPlan = Skip Test and Show Plan dbwizard.common.state = State dbwizard.common.testConnection = Test Connection dbwizard.common.usingPoolWizard = Using the Geronimo database pool wizard dbwizard.confirmURL.blockingTimeoutExp = The length of time a caller will wait for a connection. Leave blank for default. dbwizard.confirmURL.driverStatus = Driver Status dbwizard.confirmURL.idleTimeoutExp = How long a connection can be idle before being closed. Leave blank for default. dbwizard.confirmURL.loadedSuccessfully = Loaded Successfully dbwizard.confirmURL.maxNoOfCon = The maximum number of connections in the pool. Leave blank for default. dbwizard.confirmURL.minimumNoOfCon = The minimum number of connections in the pool. Leave blank for default. dbwizard.confirmURL.title = Create Database Pool -- Step 3: Final Pool Configuration dbwizard.downloadStatus.summary = This page monitors the driver download progress. dbwizard.downloadStatus.title = Create Database Pool -- Driver Download dbwizard.edit.basicConProperties = Basic Connection Properties dbwizard.edit.blockingTimeoutExp = The length of time a caller will wait for a connection. The default is 5000. dbwizard.edit.errorDeploying = Error Deploying dbwizard.edit.idleTimeoutExp = How long a connection can be idle before being closed. The default is 15. dbwizard.edit.maxNoOfCon = The maximum number of connections in the pool. The default is 10. dbwizard.edit.minimumNoOfCon = The minimum number of connections in the pool. The default is 0. dbwizard.edit.poolName = Pool Name dbwizard.edit.poolNameExp = A name that is different than the name for any other database pools in the server (no spaces in the name please). dbwizard.edit.poolType = Pool Type dbwizard.edit.seeDocumentation = See the documentation for your JDBC driver. dbwizard.edit.seeLog = see the log for details dbwizard.edit.summary = This page edits a new or existing database pool. dbwizard.edit.unableToLoadDriver = Unable to load driver from selected JARs! dbwizard.importStatus.currentPools = Current Pools in Server dbwizard.importStatus.importFailed = The import failed or did not discover any usable database pools! dbwizard.importStatus.importMessages = Import Messages dbwizard.importStatus.importStatus = Import Status dbwizard.importStatus.originalJNDI = Original JNDI dbwizard.importStatus.originalName = Original Name dbwizard.importStatus.summary = The list of recognized database pools appears below. You can deploy any pools to Geronimo that were configured as plain JDBC pools, or XA pools where Geronimo has a supported XA adapter. Below the pool list is the list of status messages from the import process. dbwizard.importStatus.title = Import Database Pools -- Step 2: Review Imported Data dbwizard.importUpload.aboutWebLogic = If WebLogic 8.1 is installed on the same machine as Geronimo, and the WebLogic domain directory is readable by the user running Geronimo, you can also point directly to the WebLogic installation and domain directories. This has the advantage that the import process can read the database passwords, whereas if you just import a config.xml above you'll need to re-enter all the passwords. dbwizard.importUpload.alternateImport = Alternate {0} Import dbwizard.importUpload.domainDirectoryPath = Domain directory path dbwizard.importUpload.domainDirectoryPathExp = Please enter the full path to the WebLogic domain directory (containing the config.xml file) for your WebLogic domain . dbwizard.importUpload.enterFullPath = Please enter the full path to the weblogic81/server/lib directory for your WebLogic 8.1 installation . dbwizard.importUpload.path = path dbwizard.importUpload.pleaseSelect = Please select the dbwizard.importUpload.summary = This page starts the process of importing database pools from another application server. To do the import, you'll need to upload a configuration file from the other server using the fields below. After that, we'll convert the values we can, and ask you to confirm the configuration for each pool we find in the configuration. dbwizard.importUpload.title = Import Database Pools -- Step 1: Upload Configuration File dbwizard.list.createPool = Create a new database pool dbwizard.list.deployedAs = Deployed As dbwizard.list.hasDatabasePools = For each pool listed, you can click the usage link to see examples of how to use the pool from your application. dbwizard.list.noDatabasePools = There are no database pools defined dbwizard.list.serverWide = Server-wide dbwizard.list.summary = This page lists all the available database pools. dbwizard.list.usage = Usage dbwizard.selectDatabase.databaseType = Database Type dbwizard.selectDatabase.databaseTypeExp = The type of database the pool will connect to. dbwizard.selectDatabase.nameOfPool = Name of Database Pool dbwizard.selectDatabase.nameOfPoolExplanation = A name that is different than the name for any other database pools in the server (no spaces in the name please). dbwizard.selectDatabase.title = Create Database Pool -- Step 1: Select Name and Database dbwizard.selectDownload.otherJDBCDrivers = Here are some other JDBC drivers you might want to download on your own (just save them somewhere under geronimo/repository/) dbwizard.selectDownload.selectDriver = Select Driver dbwizard.selectDownload.selectDriverExp = A driver that Geronimo can download automatically for you. dbwizard.selectDownload.selectOtherDatabase = Select "other" database dbwizard.selectDownload.selectPredefinedDatabase = Select predefined database dbwizard.selectDownload.summary =

This page lets you automatically download a driver for a database where the driver JARs are available online without login or registration.

If this page took a very long time to load and there are no drivers listed in the box below, it probably means your Geronimo installation can't connect to apache.org to retrieve the driver download configuration file. Sorry for the inconvenience,you'll have to try again later or install the driver by hand (copy it to a directory under geronimo/repository/)

dbwizard.selectDownload.title = Create Database Pool -- Step 2: Select Driver, JAR, Parameters dbwizard.showPlan.addToEAR = Add to EAR dbwizard.showPlan.deployAsPartEAR = Instead of deploying as a top-level database pool, you can deploy this pool as part of an EAR. To add a database pool to an EAR using this plan:
  1. Copy and paste the plan to a file
  2. Save the plan file to the top level of your EAR
  3. Copy the RAR file from GERONIMO_HOME/{0} to the top level of your EAR
  4. Create a META-INF/geronimo-application.xml file in your EAR that has a module entry like this (substituting the correct RAR file name and plan file name):
dbwizard.showPlan.deployCommand = Deploy Command dbwizard.showPlan.deployPool = Deploy Pool dbwizard.showPlan.deployPoolFromCommandLine = To deploy a database pool from the command line using this plan,copy and paste it to a file (say, plan-file.xml) and save it. Then run a command like: dbwizard.showPlan.deploymentPlan = Deployment Plan dbwizard.showPlan.title = Create Database Pool -- Show Deployment Plan dbwizard.testConnection.connectedTo = Connected to dbwizard.testConnection.connectionError = Connection Error (see below) dbwizard.testConnection.deployAnyway = Deploy Anyway dbwizard.testConnection.testAgain = Test Again dbwizard.testConnection.testError = Test Error dbwizard.testConnection.testResult = Test Result dbwizard.testConnection.title = Create Database Pool -- Step 4: Test Connection dbwizard.usage.applicationCode = Application Code dbwizard.usage.geronimo_webExp =

To point the resource reference to a specific database pool in Geronimo, the web application needs to have a geronimo-web.xml deployment plan. That may be packaged in the WAR in the WEB-INF directory, or it may be provided separately on the command line to the deploy tool. The geronimo-web.xml plan should have a dependency element pointing to the database pool module, and a resource-ref block corresponding to the web.xml resource-ref above, which maps the resource reference to a specific database pool. In that block, the ref-name must match the res-ref-name from the web.xml (above) and the resource-link must point to the database pool by name.

If you have only one pool named {0} deployed in Geronimo, you can point to it like this.

dbwizard.usage.moreThanOnePool = If you have more than one pool named {0} (for example, two dependencies that each include a component named {1}), then you can specify the pool to use more explicitly like this: dbwizard.usage.resource_refSection = The web.xml should have a resource-ref section declaring the database pool, like this. Note the res-ref-name, which is what we'll need to map the reference to a pool, and also what the application will need in order to access the pool. dbwizard.usage.searchOnlyOne = That will search for a pool named {0} in the current application and any modules listed as dependencies (and their dependencies, etc.). dbwizard.usage.title = This page talks about how to use the database pool {0} from a J2EE application. The example here is a web application, but other application modules would work in the same way. dbwizard.usage.usingInCode = To get a reference to the database pool, your application can use code like this. Note that the JNDI lookup string is java:comp/env/ plus the res-ref-name used in web.xml (above). derbylogmanager.help.title = This portlet views the log file for Geronimo's internal database, Derby. derbylogmanager.view.Lines = Lines derbylogmanager.view.containingText = Containing text derbylogmanager.view.filterLog = Filter Log derbylogmanager.view.filterResults = Filter results derbylogmanager.view.matchCriterial = total message(s) in log file. {1} matched your criteria derbylogmanager.view.maxResults = Max Results derbylogmanager.view.noEntries = No entries found with the specified criteria. derbylogmanager.view.numberOfResultsCapped = number of results capped derbylogmanager.view.refresh = Refresh derbylogmanager.view.to = To internaldb.common.DB = DB internaldb.common.DBMajorVersion = DB Major Version internaldb.common.DBMinorVersion = DB Minor Version internaldb.common.DBProductName = DB Product Name internaldb.common.DBProductVersion = DB Product Version internaldb.common.JDBCMajorVersion = JDBC Major Version internaldb.common.JDBCMinorVersion = JDBC Minor Version internaldb.common.SQLCommands = SQL Command/s internaldb.common.SQLStateType = SQL State Type internaldb.common.application = Application internaldb.common.create = Create internaldb.common.createDB = Create DB internaldb.common.databases = Databases internaldb.common.defaultTransactionIsolation = Default Transaction Isolation internaldb.common.delete = Delete internaldb.common.deleteDB = Delete DB internaldb.common.driver = Driver internaldb.common.driverMajorVersion = Driver Major Version internaldb.common.driverMinorVersion = Driver Minor Version internaldb.common.driverName = Driver Name internaldb.common.driverVersion = Driver Version internaldb.common.empty = Empty internaldb.common.etc = Etc internaldb.common.functions = Functions internaldb.common.note = Note internaldb.common.numericFunctions = Numeric Functions internaldb.common.queryResult = Query Result internaldb.common.readOnly = Read Only internaldb.common.result = Result internaldb.common.resultSetHoldability = Result Set Holdability internaldb.common.schemas = Schemas internaldb.common.stringFunctions = String Functions internaldb.common.supportedSQLKeywords = Supported SQL Keywords internaldb.common.supportedTypes = Supported Types internaldb.common.system = System internaldb.common.systemFunctions = System Functions internaldb.common.table = Table internaldb.common.tableTypes = Table Types internaldb.common.tables = Tables internaldb.common.timeDateFunctions = Time Date Functions internaldb.common.useDB = Use DB internaldb.common.userName = Username internaldb.common.viewContents = View Contents internaldb.common.viewDatabases = View Databases internaldb.common.viewTables = View Tables internaldb.dbViewerHelp.content = Displays all the available databases and their tables and displays the contents of the tables. From the main window, to view the tables in a database, click on the database link. This will show all the tables in the database. To view the contents of the tables, click on the "View Contents" link. At the bottom of the DB Viewer window pane there will be links to take the user back to other views, e.g., "View Databases" and/or "View Tables." internaldb.internalDBHelp.content = This page provides information about the internal database, such as, the product name, the version of the database, the supported functions and the supported SQL commands, among other things. Scroll to the bottom to see all the information. internaldb.listDatabases.nodatabases = No databases internaldb.listDatabases.title = Database List internaldb.listTables.noTables = No tables internaldb.runSQLHelp.createDBExp = Enter the name of the new database to be created, then click on the "Create" button. internaldb.runSQLHelp.deleteDBExp = Delete an existing database, by selecting it from the pull-down menu and then clicking on "Delete." internaldb.runSQLHelp.runSQLExp = Enter the SQL commands, separated by semicolons, in the "SQL Command/s" text box. To run the SQL command(s), click on the "Run SQL" button. internaldb.runSQLHelp.summary = Allows the user to run SQL commands to manipulate the data in the tables, create a new database or delete a database. The user can enter the SQL commands in the "SQL Command(s)" text box and click on "Run SQL." internaldb.runSQLHelp.useDBExp = Select a database to update from the pull-down menu. internaldb.runSQLNormal.note1 = 1) Use ';' to separate multiple statements internaldb.runSQLNormal.note2 = 2) Query results will be displayed for single 'Select' statement internaldb.runSQLNormal.note3 = 3) Use single quotes to encapsulate literal strings internaldb.runSQLNormal.reallyDeleteDatabase = Are you sure you want to delete this database?