Use this procedure to verify that you have the minimum environment sets selected for your
GRW for Java configuration.
There are several environment sets needed for the GRW for Java configuration. If you have
not modified the default selection provided by the Java configuration during installation, these
will already be selected for you:
- Reporting Template (latest version)
- Java SDK
- Report Writer (latest version)
- Demo Java Database Connection
- DB - SQLite
Use this procedure to verify that you have the correct environment sets selected. You will
likely need to alter the database-related environment sets for your environment, to use a database
other than the demo database.Tip: It is recommended that you make a copy of
database-specific environment sets, and alter the copy. This allows you to keep the original
database-specific environment sets for use with the demo programs.
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In the Genero Configurations combobox, select Java.
This combobox is located in the lower right-hand side of Genero Studio.
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Select .
The Genero Configuration Management dialog opens.
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At a minimum, select the following environment sets.
- Reporting Template (latest version)
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Only required for programs generated by the Business Application Modeler (BAM).
This environment set includes the GSTSETUPDIR environment variable, which defines the directory
where the BAM templates reside. In environments where multiple templates reside, you can only have
one template path set.
- Java SDK
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This environment set defines where the Java software resides, and adds the Java executables path
to the PATH environment variable.
- Report Writer (latest version)
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In addition to setting GREDIR, this environment set ensures that all necessary library files are
made available. This includes gre.jar, where the Genero Report Writer APIs are
defined.
- Demo Java Database Connection
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Only required for programs generated by the Business Application Modeler (BAM).
This environment set is used in the code generated by the BAM to provide the details about the
database.
At installation, the included environment variables are set specific to the OrderReportJava demo
application. For each new database you wish to connect to, create a copy of this environment set and
change the environment variables to specify the details needed to connect to the database. The four
environment variables are portable across databases.
- Database environment
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The environment set for the database must also be set, whether it be an IBM® Informix-specific set, an Oracle-specific set, and so on.
For the sample reporting application, check the DB-SQLite environment
set.
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Click OK until all dialogs close.