Tomcat service found the driver files from folder. We installed Jazz Server 3.0.0 earlier and copied the DB2-driver files into the. These instructions are omitted from newer installation media. In the directory you created, save copies of the db2jcc_license_cisuz.jar and db2jcc.jar files from your system.' Create a directory called db2z under the JazzInstallDir/server directory. To set access to the license files, complete the following steps: jar files that are shipped with DB2 for z/OS. The Jazz Team Server for System z and the Jazz Team Server for System z repository tools need access to 'If you are using a DB2 database on z/OS, In a ReadMe file that came with RTC 2.0.0.2 I found this instruction: I typically had missed a parameter or a variable like Jazz_Home or had a typo, wrong path format. Then I follow the help and carefully look at the logs. To bring up RTC as service, I typically fix all relative paths etc first and make sure the batch starts. The logs would probably point to what the issue is. If RTC runs from the batch, you are missing steps in the setup. How to install the drivers for DB2 should be in the DB2 help e.g. My assumption therefore is, if you installed the DB2 drivers on the machine and they are usable for the account running RTC and the user that connects RTC to DB2 there should be no issues. I have never added any special classpath entries for DB2. So the drivers get installed when installing DB2. I typically install on one machine RTC and DB2 for testing. I have set up RTC as a Service, using the help, and it does indeed work as described in the help. This statement does not make sense to me. The instructions only mention Derby, Oracle and SQL Server.

I have done that (does not work), but it says nothing about DB2 and where to put the DB2-drivers. Has anyone ever tried to run CLM as a Windows service? When you run Tomcat as a Windows service. If you use Oracle, you can set the DORACLE_JDBC_DRIVER_FILE variable but it seems that DB2 for z/OS is not supported The installation instructions say nothing about where Tomcat finds the DB2-drivers. If you are experiencing problems changing the database vendor, refer to the product setup instructions for more information. Support for some database vendors requires that the JDBC driver JAR be provided in a path configured by the server scripts. The driver '.DB2Driver' could not be loaded and registered. 'The configuration test resulted in errors. When I start the server with everything works fine,īut when I start it as a Windows 64-bit service it cannot find the DB2-driver: The database is DB2 9.1 on z/OS and the application server is Tomcat. I have installed CLM 3.0.1.1 on a 64 bit Windows 2008 R2 server.

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