Hi Clifford,

 

>1. Database Setup: I was able to setup OFBiz 13.07 to use MySql (MariaDB) 
>successfully following the documentation. Now that I would like to work with 
>the latest code 16.11 I followed the Gradle docs which state >the same process 
>but there is no ${ofbiz install dir}/framework/entity/lib/jdbc directory. The 
>system works perfectly fine with the derby database but I cannot find any way 
>to use an alternate database? (Like I said, >confused)

 

simple add a mysql connector dependency to your build.gradle file and you are 
good to go. If you have a custom module add the following to the build.gradle 
file

 

pluginLibsRuntime "mysql:mysql-connector-java:5.1.36"

 

else just add

 

runtime "mysql:mysql-connector-java:5.1.36"

 

to the main build.gradle file. 

 

 

From: Clifford Williams <[email protected]>
Reply-To: <[email protected]>
Date: Tuesday, November 22, 2016 at 08:27
To: <[email protected]>
Subject: ANT vs Gradle (confused) Database setup and other configurations

 

First let me say I have not been in this list for a while. My interest in OFBiz 
has been renewed.

 

1. Database Setup: I was able to setup OFBiz 13.07 to use MySql (MariaDB) 
successfully following the documentation. Now that I would like to work with 
the latest code 16.11 I followed the Gradle docs which state the same process 
but there is no ${ofbiz install dir}/framework/entity/lib/jdbc directory. The 
system works perfectly fine with the derby database but I cannot find any way 
to use an alternate database? (Like I said, confused)



2. IP configurations: I was able to get OFBiz (ant and gradle) to respond to my 
hostname properly by modifying ${ofbiz install 
dir}/framework/webapp/config/url.properties and set the host name for 8443 and 
8080. I see many posts and web articles referencing ${ofbiz install 
dir}/framework/base/config/ofbiz-containers.xml to set the IP address of the 
system. i.e. to configure OFBiz with NGINX. Editing this file I see no 
reference to <property name=“address” value=“0.0.0.0”/> in this file.



#1 is probably the most pressing for us. As we see this a required for a 
production system.

 

 

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