Hi Eric,
Jetspeed definitely runs _with_ a database, we are using DB2 for example.
Did you set the "database.default.driver" property?
Did you put your database driver (jar/zip) into your classpath?
I also tried to run Jetspeed without a database.
"enable.userauthentication=false" is probably the cleanest way to do it - I
didn't realize it... Instead I replaced all classes that actually access
the db:
- I set the "user.class" to "TurbineNoDbUser"
- I set "access.control" to my own "emtpy" access controller (i.e. it
returns only an empty ACL)
ingo.
At 16:42 2000/11/1 -0500, you wrote:
>I recently installed Jetspeed 1.1 and got it up in running. I then decided
>to try out the latest version 1.2b1 and ran into a few errors. When I first
>installed it, the main jetspeed/Turbine servlet page threw a DB error. I
>didn't set up a DB with the 1.1 version and it worked fine, but I guess it's
>required for 1.2b1. Regardless, I went ahead and ran the InstantDB script
>that was in the /src/sql/external directory of the Jetspeed distro and
>modified the TurbineResource.properties to point to my database. The error
>went away and I now get the following exception:
>
>Exception: java.lang.Error: Error in BasePeer.initTableSchema(Visitor):
>jdbc.idbDriver
>
>One thing that is odd about the exception is that I think jdbc.idbDriver
>should be org.enhydra.instantdb.jdbc.idbDriver. At least that is the driver
>I specified in the TurbineResource.properties file.
>
>Anyone have any insight on how I can get Jetspeed up in running with or
>without a DB?
>
>Eric
>
>
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