To use jSeduite, you need to install an application server to host web services and orchestrations. We're using GlassFish v2.1 as a reference server.

You can download the setup file at the following download web page. Just follow the instructions.

then, you need to deploy a BPEL engine inside the application server. the following archive contains everything you need: bpel_jbi.zip. Start your glassfish domain, and then run in a web browser the Admin Interface.

1. Install saxonlib.jar and wsdlextlib.jar as JBI Shared librairies
2. Install bpelserviceengine.jar as a JBI Compoment.

That's all!

Warning: The way glassfish handles XML namespaces depends on your installation procedure. If you've followed another procedure (such as deploying a glassfish bundle), you can experiment some “namespace” problems (information will be broadcasted with explicit namespaces).

The binding between GlassFish Server and MySql is done trough the official Connector/J library, developed by the MySQL project.

You'll have to download the jar (for example mysql-connector-java-5.1.7-bin.jar) file and then put it inside the lib folder of your glassfish installation. For example:

mosser@asmodeus:~$ cp mysql-connector-java-5.1.7-bin.jar /Applications/NetBeans/glassfish-v2ur2/lib/.

jSeduite services relies on a database library which assume the existence of a special JDBC resource called jdbc/jseduite (case sensitive, it MUST be declared using this name).

• Go to Resources menu (left panel), and then click on JDBC and finally Connection Pools.
• Click new and then fill the form with the following informations.

• Click on next. You can then customize the pool, but usually default values fit well. Don't forget to set the following Additional properties inside the bottom panel:
  • Password: use the value you've defined as epub_password when setting up the database
  • User: use the value you've defined as epub_login when setting up the database
  • URL: jdbc:mysql://localhost:3306/jSeduite
• Click on Finish to finalize the pool creation

• Now, click on JDBC Resource on left panel, and then on the New button.
• Fill the form using the following values:

• click on Ok to finalize the process

Well, you're ready to use database interface services !