freshasp
12-19-2005, 07:25 AM
I would like to switch the JBoss Portal component of Pentaho to use MySQL as its data repository rather than Hypersonic. I have successfully done this with a JBoss Portal on its own, so I thought I'd give it a go against the Pentaho demo setup....
I switched the portal-hsqldb-ds.xml file to a suitable portal-mysql-ds.xml file, created an empty portal db and started uo the demo. I know JBoss Portal builds the db if it's empty so I rather hoped it would successfully do this for the Pentaho demo environment....
No such luck unfortunately. Although it created 3 of the required tables a raft of SQL syntax errors appear in the log. So (lot's of questions I'm afraid):
(1) Where is the SQL that needs to be corrected? Are there any shortcuts to getting the portal repository into MySQL? Does anyone have a MySQL version?
(2) Is the normal Portal admin functionality delivered in the Pentaho demo environment? As a starting point would you recommend starting with a working JBoss portal and fitting Pentaho functionality into it or vice versa? Is it a good idea to take the demo environment and hack it or build up a "clean" Pentaho installation?
As always, any advice or pointers would be warmly welcomed.
Paul
I switched the portal-hsqldb-ds.xml file to a suitable portal-mysql-ds.xml file, created an empty portal db and started uo the demo. I know JBoss Portal builds the db if it's empty so I rather hoped it would successfully do this for the Pentaho demo environment....
No such luck unfortunately. Although it created 3 of the required tables a raft of SQL syntax errors appear in the log. So (lot's of questions I'm afraid):
(1) Where is the SQL that needs to be corrected? Are there any shortcuts to getting the portal repository into MySQL? Does anyone have a MySQL version?
(2) Is the normal Portal admin functionality delivered in the Pentaho demo environment? As a starting point would you recommend starting with a working JBoss portal and fitting Pentaho functionality into it or vice versa? Is it a good idea to take the demo environment and hack it or build up a "clean" Pentaho installation?
As always, any advice or pointers would be warmly welcomed.
Paul