<datasources>
The datasource tells the system:
| • | Which database/LDAP should be exposed. |
| • | On which server the database is located. |
| • | Which of the users defined within <logins> can have access. |
The example below shows a single datasource 'Oracle Production' exposed. It is located at the IP Address 127.0.5.192 on port 1521.
<datasources>
<datasource name=”Oracle Production” id=”1” server=”127.0.5.192” port=”1521”
type=”oracle”>
<database name=”Personel” id=”11” db=”employees” user=”usr1” password=”pass1”
login=”*” tables="people"/>
<database name=”Parts” id=”12” db=”parts_catalog” user=”usr2” password=”pass2”
login="msmith" tables="items, partnumbers"/>
<database name=”Customers” id=”1n” db=”customers” user=”usrn” password=”passn”
login="msmith, jdoe, rjones"/>
<datasource/>
<datasources/>
The type parameter tells the connection agent how to connect to the datasource. The possible values are:
| • | oracle |
| • | mysql |
| • | sqlserver |
| • | sybase |
| • | ldap |
Updated: 06/12/2011
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