# This file shows you how to construct a minildap.properties file
# for use with the minildap server that is part of the Bodington
# System.  This is a standard Java properties file which consists
# of property name and value pairs.
# Any lines starting with a hash are just comments that are
# ignored when the file is read in.

# There are four properties for configuring the minildap server
#
# jdbcuserstore.classname 
#
# Indicates the class name of the Java DataBase Connectivity (JDBC)
# driver that minildap should use to connect to the database
# containing the Bodington System data.
#
#
# jdbcuserstore.url
#
# A url to indicate the location of the database.  Typically will
# identify the database product, the internet address of the computer
# where it is installed (useually localhost), possible the internet
# port number and usually the name of the database.
#
# jdbcuserstore.user_name
# jdbcuserstore.password
#
# These two properties give the user name and password required to
# connect to the database.  This is a user name setup within the
# database product and NOT any user name within the Bodington System.
#
#
# These example properties name a JDBC driver that can connect to
# Microsoft SQL Server, reference a database called boddb on the same
# computer as the web server and log into that database with the
# user name boddbuser.
#
# Edit the properties below to match the database you have and
# rename this file minildap.properties.

jdbcuserstore.classname = connect.microsoft.MicrosoftDriver
jdbcuserstore.url = jdbc:ff-microsoft://localhost/boddb
jdbcuserstore.user_name = boddbuser
jdbcuserstore.password = safdklj4