2.4.7.2.3 Sample Configurations
This section contains sample filesystem configurations using the database interface
and file loader implementations available in the JLAN Server kit.
The following sample configuration uses a Cloudscape/Derby database to hold the
filesystem structure details and stores the file data and directory structure on the local
filesystem, at N:\DerbyFileSys.
<diskshare name="DerbySimple" comment="Derby db filesystem”">
<driver>
<class>org.alfresco.jlan.server.filesys.db.DBDiskDriver</class>
<CacheTime>300</CacheTime>
<DatabaseInterface>
<class>org.alfresco.jlan.server.filesys.db.derby.DerbyDBInterface</class>
<DSN>jdbc:derby:DerbySimpleDB;create=true</DSN>
<Username>dbuser</Username>
<Password>dbpass</Password>
<ConnectionPool>10:20</ConnectionPool>
</DatabaseInterface>
<FileLoader>
<class>org.alfresco.jlan.server.filesys.loader.SimpleFileLoader</class>
<RootPath>N:\DerbyFileSys</RootPath>
</FileLoader>
</driver>
</diskshare>
The following sample configuration uses a mySQL database to hold the filesystem
structure, load/save queues and file data. The file data is stored using BLOB fields.
The configuration enables the packing of small files into Jar files which are then stored
as a single file within the database.
When files are opened the file data will be copied to temporary cache files in the
N:\msqltemp\ directory.
<diskshare name="MySQLBlob" comment="MySQL virtual filesystem">
<driver>
<class>org.alfresco.jlan.server.filesys.db.DBDiskDriver</class>
<CacheTime>300</CacheTime>
<DatabaseInterface>
<class>org.alfresco.jlan.server.filesys.db.mysql.MySQLDBInterface</class>
<DSN>jdbc:mysql://linuxsrv/JLANNew</DSN>
<Username>dbuser</Username>
<Password>dbpassword</Password>
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