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8. The configuration tool searches this WebSphere Application Server profile for
defined JDBC drivers and displays a list. Select a JDBC driver; in our
example we chose the DB2 JDBC driver, as shown in Figure 12-19.
Figure 12-19 Configuration tool lists JDBC drivers installed within WebSphere Application Server profile
9. Confirm that all the input options are valid, and then select Config to perform
the configuration. Figure 12-20 shows the summary panel.
Figure 12-20 Summary page of our example, before performing configuration
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10.The Configuration tool confirms that the Optim Data runtime client installation
and configuration is complete. Figure 12-21 shows the confirmed panel.
Figure 12-21 Installation confirmation
11.For applications not hosted within a WebSphere Application Server, a manual
configuration of the JDBC drivers must be performed. For these stand-alone
applications, the DB2 JDBC driver used has to be replaced with the special
Optim Data runtime client JDBC driver file. In our example, this is
db2jcc4.jar.
12.To confirm that the Optim Data runtime client has been configured and
registered on the Optim Configuration Manager, open a web browser, log into
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