Register (copy) the created JAR file onto the server.
There are three ways to do this:
- Executing SQL "INSTALL JAR"
Use a UAP or the database definition utility to specify and execute INSTALL JAR.
- Executing the pdjarsync command
Execute the pdjarsync command (specifying the -I option).
Only the HiRDB administrator can execute the pdjarsync command.
- Calling a Java method for installation
Call a Java method for installation, which is Jdbh_JARReInstall in the Jdbh_JARAccss class, to register the JAR file.
The following figure provides an overview of JAR file registration.
Figure 9-6 Overview of JAR file registration
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- Reference note
- You use the REPLACE JAR SQL statement to re-register a JAR file. You use the REMOVE JAR SQL statement to delete a JAR file. The HiRDB administrator must use the pdjarsync command to re-register or delete a JAR file.
- Note that only the user who registered a JAR file or the HiRDB administrator can re-register or delete it.
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