Simple: Authenticated access, non-encryptedĬRAM-MD5: Authenticated access, encrypted MD5 None: Anonymous access to the naming or directory service Go to the JNDI tab, and fill in the following fields: If the technology is accessed through a JNDI directory:Ĭheck the JNDI Connection on the Definition tab. For some connections using the JNDI protocol, the user name and its associated password can be optional (if they have been given in the LDAP directory).ĭefine the connection parameters for the data server:Ī technology can be accessed directly through JDBC or the JDBC connection to this data server can be served from a JNDI directory. This parameter is not mandatory for all technologies, as for example for the File technology.ĭepending on the technology, this could be a 'Login', a 'User', or an 'account'. User/Password: User name and password for connecting to the data server.

This parameter is not mandatory for all technologies.įor example, for Oracle, this name corresponds to the name of the instance, used for accessing this data server from another Oracle data server through DBLinks. Enter this name if your data servers can be inter-connected in a native way. (Data Server): This is the physical name of the data server used by other data servers to identify it. Name: Name of the Data Server that will appear in Oracle Data Integrator.įor naming data servers, it is recommended to use the following naming standard: _. Select the technology you want to create a data server for.įill in the following fields in the Definition tab: To narrow the list of displayed technologies, you can hide unused technologies by selecting Hide Unused Technologies from the Topology Navigator toolbar menu. The list of technologies that are displayed in the Physical Architecture navigation tree may be very long.

Navigator plus paradigm login