Create DataSource For Cluster

Create a DataSource on a cluster.
Table 1. Input properties for the Create DataSource For Cluster step
Name Type Description Required
Command Path String The directory location of the wsadmin command-line executable: e.g., /opt/IBM/WebSphere/AppServer/bin/. No
User Name String The user name to be used to connect to the WebSphere® Node. No
Password Password The password to be used to connect to the WebSphere Node. No
Host String Hostname of the server to connect to. No
Port String The port to connect to. No
Connection Type Enumeration:
  • SOAP
  • RMI
  • NONE
The type of connection to use with wsadmin. Yes
Cluster Name String The name of the Cluster that the JDBCProvider lives on. Yes
JDBCProvider Name String The name of the JDBCPRovider to create the datasource on. Yes
DataSource Name String The name of the DataSource to create. Yes
DataStore Helper ClassName String The ClassName of the dataStoreHelper. Yes
JNDI Name String The JNDI Name for this DataSource. Yes
DB Name(Legacy) String The DB Name for this DataSource. This is for legacy support. Please use the Resource Properties text area. No
Driver Type String The Driver Type for this DataSource. This is for legacy support. Please use the Resource Properties text area. No
Server Name String The Server Name for this DataSource to connect to. This is for legacy support. Please use the Resource Properties text area. No
Port Number String The Port Number for this DataSource to connect to. This is for legacy support. Please use the Resource Properties text area. No
Auth Alias String The Alias to create or use for this DataSource. Yes
Alias Username String The Username to use for the Auth Alias if not already created. Yes
Alias Password Password The Password to use for the Auth Alias if not already created. Yes
Description String The Description of the DataSource to create. Yes
Resource Properties String The resource properties to configure this datasource with. Newline seperated list of properties in the form name|type|value Yes

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