Compiling and running a sample LLA program

SMA and LLA Guide : Creating and running LLA applications with Java : Compiling and running a sample LLA program

About this task

The examples in this procedure are given for Windows command prompt.

Procedure

1 Set the paths.

set PATH=<path to your ssolidacxx DLL>;%PATH%

Make sure that you have the directory containing solidDB^® communication libraries in your path too.

2 Set your path environment variable to include JDK HOTSPOT runtime
environment in (SJA has only been tested in hotspot JRE).

For example:

set PATH=<your JDK directory>\jre\bin\hotspot;%PATH%

3 Compile the sample SJASample.java file (located in the samples/aclib_java
directory) with the following command:

javac -classpath <solidDB^® JDBC driver directory>/
SolidDriver2.0.jar;. \ SJASample.java

4 Run the sample application with a command line resembling the next one:

java -Djava.library.path=<path to ssolidacxx DLL> \ -classpath

<solidDB^® JDBC driver directory>/SolidDriver2.0.jar;. \ SJAsample

For example, if you installed the server to C:\soliddb and would like to run the SJASample program, then your command line would look like:

java -Djava.library.path=C:\soliddb\bin

-classpath C:\soliddb\jdbc\SolidDriver2.0.jar;. SJASample

On Windows, the ssolidacxx.dll dynamic library is in the bin subdirectory of the solidDB^® root installation directory.

As in the example class SJASample, you must pass the solidDB^® server at least the following parameters with the SolidServerControl startServer method:

-c<directory containing solidDB^® license file>
-U<username>
-P<password>
-C<catalog>

Note Uppercase and lowercase “C” are both used, and they mean different things.

5 If you have all the necessary files (ssolidacxx library, communication libraries, JDBC driver, and license file in your current working directory, you can start SJASample with a command line like the following one:

java -Djava.library.path=. -classpath SolidDriver2.0.jar;. SJAsample

Results

Your LLA server is up and running.