Getting Started with WebSphere Application Server

9.4.7 Embedded DB
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The Embedded DB category contains database-related operations:
• DB Info displays information about the embedded Apache Derby database,
including the database name and version, driver name and version, supported
JDBC versions and supported SQL commands.
• DB Manager enables you to create or delete databases and execute SQL
commands in a selected database.
9.5 Adding JARs to the Community Edition repository
The Community Edition server keeps a repository in /repository, where
common Java libraries are stored. Its structure and naming conventions follow the Maven
style (http://maven.apache.org). If your application depends on some libraries that are not
included in the repository, you have to add them to the repository before you deploy the
application to the server.
To add a Java library to the repository, open your Web browser and log on to the
administrative console (by default the URL is http://localhost:8080/console), and then follow
these steps:
1. Click Repositories under Server. The resulting Repository Viewer page illustrated
in Figure 9.4 displays all the Java libraries available in the repository.
Figure 9.4 - Repository Viewer
2. In the File field, click Browse and select the directory where your JAR is placed.
3. Specify other fields for the library:
- Group is the group identifier. Typically, it is the name of an open source
project (for example log4j), or a directory tree matching the Java package