# ViewsFlash 5 sample viewsflash.properties file # These parameters can also be entered as init-properties in WEB-INF/web.xml in clustered deployments # A # at the beginning of a line turns it into a comment which is otherwise ignored. # To enable a parameter, remove the # at the beginning of the line. # 'data' must point to a directory where the ViewsFlash application has full access rights # In Unix: # data=/etc/cogix # In Windows. Note capital drive letter. Folder names are case sensitive: # data=E:/etc/cogix # License key. Needed to remove the "Evaluation Copy" message. Contact sales@cogix.com for a key. Do not use this key! #license=who=Demo_License;type=unlimited;exp=07/31/05;bdb=y;bua=y;brs=y;bwp=y;licensekey=63-85-90-91-0E-07-2E-AC-E7-9A-F1-BB-17-C5-AB-87- ######################################################## # If using a database, use one of these: #database=Oracle #database=DB2 #database=MySQL #database=MSSQL #database=Cloudscape #database=Derby # If using a database, enter the JNDI name of a data source defined in the application server, # as specified below. If your data source's JNDI name is "MyDataSource", then use: # In Tomcat: # datasource=java:comp/env/MyDataSource # In JBoss: # datasource=java:/MyDataSource # In WebSphere 5: # datasource=MyDataSource # In WebSphere 6: # datasource=MyDataSource # In Weblogic: # datasource=MyDataSource # If your data source's JNDI name is "jdbc/MyDataource", then use jdbc/MyDataSource instead of MyDataSource. # If the datasource parameter is wrong, you'll get a NameNotFoundException. In that case try setting # dataource to each of these: java:comp/env/MyDataSource, MyDataSource, java:/MyDataSource, jdbc/MyDataSource # Use this to connect directly to Oracle using OraclePooledDataSource, # instead of using a JNDI Data Source (Oracle only). # If you use this, make sure that database= above and datasource above remain commented out #dbservername=databaserver.yourcompany.com #dbusername=yourdatabaseuserorschemaname #dbpassword=yourdatabasepassword #database=OraclePooledDataSource #dbdatabasename=yourdatabase #dbdrivertype=thin #dbprotocol=tcp #dbport=1521 # If not using a database, leave the database parameters above as comments ######################################################## # If using User Security, review ViewsFlash/WEB-INF/web.xml, and use these parameters: # appsecurity=user # administrators=UserName1,UserName2,UserName3,@Role1,@Role2 # If having difficulty logging in to the application, remove these parameters and add them later. # If not using User Security, enable password security by entering a ViewsFlash Administrator password: # adminpw=xxxxxxx