
• a JDBC-compliant database. Under Windows, the easiest solution is to
use an ODBC database. JDBC is Java API to interface with a data-
base. It is similar to ODBC and indeed, ODBC databases are also
JDBC-compliant.
You need to tell the Java environment where to find these files. As
explained in Appendix A, this is done through the classpath. The classpath
looks like
-classpath c:\jetty\lib\javax.servlet.jar;
➥c:\lotusxsl\lotusxsl.jar;c:\xml4j\xml4j.jar;.
Obviously, you have to adapt these paths to your machine.
Configuration File
In order to set up the XCommerce configuration files, you need a servlet
engine; see Appendix A.
You also need to define properties ...