The JDBC server is installed automatically when the JDBC driver is installed and when using applets must be installed on the same machine as the web server.
The URL used by the applet or other client application identifies the address of the JDBC server. An ODBC data source included in the URL must be a system data source to be recognized by the JDBC server.
Note: For a description of the URL recognized by the JDBC driver, see the chapter "JDBC Programmer Reference."
The Windows version of the JDBC server service wrapper, jsrv.exe, is installed in the Java\bin\Win32 subdirectory. This version invokes the JVM using the Java command (as provided by the JRE or Java Development Kit (JDK) from Sun Microsystems). Configuration settings are maintained in the registry, and can be updated using the CA IDMS ODBC Administrator.
You can start and stop the JDBC server from the CA IDMS Server submenu, which you access from your Start menu.
The Windows version of the JDBC server is controlled like the z/OS and Linux versions. A batch file, jsrv.bat, is installed in the Java\bin subdirectory. This batch file sets the classpath to the idmsjdbc.jar file, and should be run from the Java directory, using one of the following commands:
Starts the JDBC server as a background process
Stops the JDBC server
Suspends the JDBC server
Resumes the JDBC server
Checks the JDBC server status
Starts the JDBC server as a foreground process
The NT Service version of the JDBC server is no longer supported because it requires the Microsoft Java VM, which is not compatible with newer versions of Java.
Note: For more information, see Controlling the JDBC Server in the chapter "Using the Client on z/OS." For more detailed command information, see Using the JDBC Driver in the chapter "Using the Java Client."
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