Chapter 4: Creating Enterprise JavaBeans Components and Clients

Start the glossary database server

Copy the file gloss.db from the html/docs/tutorial/ejb/database directory to the sample directory of your EAServer installation. Create a batch or script file to run the database server as described below.

Creating and running the Windows batch file

In the sample directory of your EAServer installation, create a batch file named run_gloss.bat, containing the commands below. These commands start the database server on port 2640. If that port is in use on your machine, edit the port number to an unused value:
```
SETLOCAL
call %JAGUAR%\bin\setenv.bat
cd %JAGUAR%\sample
start  %JAGUAR_ASA80%\win32\dbsrv8 -x tcpip(ServerPort=2640) -n localhost gloss.db
ENDLOCAL
```
Start the database by running run_gloss.bat. For example, double-click this file in Windows Explorer.

Creating and running the UNIX script file

Edit the bin/setenv.sh script in your EAServer installation, and verify that the SQLANY setting matches the location where you have installed Adaptive Server Anywhere.

Create a text file run_gloss, containing the commands below. These commands start the database server on port 2640. If that port is in use on your machine, edit the port number to an unused value:

#!/bin/sh
#
# If JAGUAR is not set where you run this, uncomment this

# line and edit the path to match your install location:
#JAGUAR=/path/to/your/install export JAGUAR
. $JAGUAR/bin/setenv.sh

cd $JAGUAR/sample
$SQLANY/bin/dbsrv7 -x "tcpip(ServerPort=2640)" -n localhost gloss.db

Change the file permissions to allow the script to be executed. For example:
```
chmod 777 run_gloss
```
Run the script in a terminal window.

Create the connection cache and associate it with the components

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