Hi there, here's an interesting question as I start to get my arms around IDM 8.
In version 7, I could go into tools / options in the MMC to add additional JDBC JARs so that I could use other databases or Java extensions in general. It's not clear to me where this happens in IDM 8.
Thanks!
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Hi Matt,
check out 2355326 - How to add additional JDBC driver or other jar file to IDM 8.0 Runtime
I use this to connect HANA databases.
Regards, Richard
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Hi Matt,
Here, I modified the dispatcher.prop file and added my JDBC driver:
The only downside is to think to change it again in case you regenerate you dispatcher scripts.
Hope that helps,
Clotilde
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Awww man... I'm building a custom Java class for my current project and trying to get the classpath right in v8 and I came across this post. Brought back memories of awesome co-workers past. Miss working with you two, clo.mtz and matt.pollicove.
Hi Matt,
luckily not in each dispatcher manually. 🙂
In the dispatcherutil, menu Tools, Settings.
This is then written in the usr\sap\IdM\Identity Center\dispatcherutil.config file. I've installed a new dispatcher this year, the jar files got taken over (I don't need them there, but well it worked).
Yet, for all existing ones: I think either add them manually in dispatcherutil and the dispatchers or try putting the jar's/classes in the settings and then re-install them.
Best regards
Dominik
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