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To run the examples you will need a database. It should contain one table
named EMPLOYEE with the columns ID (numeric) and NAME (character data).

1. mapexample
The mapexample demonstrates how to pass connection parameters to the JPA
persistence provider with the Map argument of
javax.persistence.Persistence.createEntityManagerFactory(String, Map).

To run the mapexample, you need to provide connection parameters. You can pass
them either on the commandline, for example:
 > mapexample.bat ..\jdbc\sapdbc.jar com.sap.dbtech.jdbc.DriverSapDB jdbc:sapdb://localhost/N09 SAPN09DB secret

Or edit the script and assign the values to the variables in the script.
The script contains some example values for a connection to a MaxDB.


2. propertyexample
The propertyexample demonstrates how to pass connection parameters with
provider specific properties in the persistence.xml.

To run this example you need to change the persistence.xml in the
orpersistence_example.jar. To do this, perform these steps:
a) extract the persistence.xml from the orpersistence_example.jar:
 > jar -xvf orpersistence_example.jar META-INF/persistence.xml
b) edit the META-INF/persistence.xml file and provide the connection parameters
   instead of the place-holders DRIVER, URL, USER and PASSWORD.
c) update the jar file with the modified persistence.xml:
 > jar -uvf orpersistence_example.jar META-INF/persistence.xml