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I can use the db explorer, look at the DB/2 tables, do selects, and other sql, however – when
I try and generate hibernate mappings get an “internal error occurred during: “Generation of artifacts”Looking at the logs
Caused by: com.ibm.db2.jcc.a.SqlException: Failure in loading T2 native library db2jcct2
at com.ibm.db2.jcc.t2.a.a(a.java:31)
at com.ibm.db2.jcc.t2.T2Configuration.<clinit>(T2Configuration.java:74)I’ve read someplace the sql/bin directory needs to be on the classpath for some weird reason (The location of the DLL Libraries).
When I edit the driver for DB/2, how dow I add a directory to the class path?
thx
MyEclipse version 4.1.0 GA
Eclipse 3.1.2I’ve read someplace the sql/bin directory needs to be on the classpath for some weird reason (The location of the DLL Libraries).
When I edit the driver for DB/2, how dow I add a directory to the class path?
This is need for type 2 drivers (your driver).It is set fine when you install DB2 – you have to call eclipse/myeclipse with user which install db2 or find setting db2 environment
‘weird reason’ is loading native libraries in Java JDK – there are rules and constraints
Type 2 driver use native libraries, but type4 noIt is much easier if you can use type 4 driver(for last universal ibm driver different is url)
url for type 4 is jdbc:db2://HOST_NAME:PORT_NUMBER/DATABASE
url for type 2 is jdbc:db2:DATABASEFor more help you have to send details about your environment (OS,db2 version,driver version,connection profile details, driver details)
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changing to type 4 driver did the trick, also – I’m downloading MyEclipse 4.1.1 now
thanks for the help
Great.
Type2 drivers work in 4.1.1 but it have constraints (you can redefine drivers in one session – you have to remove driver definition, restart eclipse and make new definition – reason is jdk native libraries loading)
We suggest type 4 drivers if it’s possible, but you can work with type2 tooBest
