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• The wallet does not necessarily have to be created on the machine where JOC Cockpit is located. The wallet preferably consists of a number of keystore and truststore files that can be copied from a remote machine to the server that hosts JOC Cockpit.

• Typical commands to create a wallet include for example:
  
  

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  # create the wallet in an arbitrary location

  
  

  mkstore -wrl /home/js7/wallet -create

  
  

  # add credentials to the wallet; specify key, user account and password for database access

  
  

  mkstore -wrl /home/js7/wallet/ -createCredential js7 some_account some_password

  
  

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Oracle JDBC Driver

• Check the Oracle JDBC Driver version that ships with the JS7 release, see JS7 - Database, chapter: Individual JDBC Driver Versions. A newer Oracle JDBC Driver might be available for download as included with the JS7 releasefrom Oracle.
• Oracle JDBC Drivers that ship for release 18c of the DBMS are reported to work. Previous JDBC Driver releases, for example 12c, are reported not to work with Oracle Wallet® when used by JS7. If in doubt use the JDBC Driver version that matches the version of the DBMS.
• To apply a version of the JDBC Driver that is different from the version that ships with JS7, see JS7 - Database, chapter: Individual JDBC Driver Versions.

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JOC Cockpit is configured to connect to an Oracle database by use of Hibernate. In addition the location locations of Oracle configuration files and of the wallet has have to be specified.

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Hibernate hibernate.cfg.xml Configuration File

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