The panel is displayed when you click Data on the system toolbar of the JReport Administration page and then select Realm DB from the drop-down menu. It allows you to manage server data, such as configuring your realm database, backing up server data, archiving/restoring server data, viewing backup and archive files' summary information, and clearing invalid resource nodes.
The following are tabs contained in the panel:
Select Realm
Before you can manage the realm database, you need to first select a realm from the drop-down list.
This tab allows you to configure your realm database to store server data. See the tab.
Driver Class Location
Specifies the path of the JDBC driver. It can be null, which means that JReport Server will load the driver from the VM's class path. Click the Browse button to specify the location for the driver class.
Driver
Specifies the name of the JDBC driver.
URL
Specifies a valid URL that can be used to establish a connection to your database. For the valid format of the URL, refer to the handbook of the specific driver.
User
Specifies the JDBC user name for connecting to the database.
Password
Specifies the user password.
Test
Tests whether the JDBC configuration works.
Update
Updates the JDBC configuration and saves it to disk.
Cancel
Cancels the settings.
This tab allows you to back up your system's database for archiving. See the tab.
Backup Realm DB
Backups JReport Server's realm database to an archive. Click the Browse button to specify a file path to store the backup archive.
With External Data
If it is checked, the external data bound with the database will also be archived. Otherwise, only the database will be archived.
Backup
Begins the backup process.
This tab allows you to archive the result version data in an archive file. See the tab.
Archive Result Version Data
Restore Result Version Data
After data has been saved to an archive file, you then have the option to restore it.
This tab allows you to view the archive files' summary information. See the tab.
Archive
Specifies the name of the archive from which you want to retrieve summary information. Click the Browse button to specify the archive.
Summary
Begins the summary process and returns summary information about the specified archive.
This tab allows you to clear invalid resource nodes from JReport Server. See the tab.
Check
Checks whether there are any resource nodes that have lost external data. If any corresponding files (the resource's external data) have been manually deleted, the resource nodes will become invalid. Invalid nodes should be cleared from JReport Server.
Invalid Dynamic Nodes
Displays all invalid resource nodes in the database.
Delete
Deletes the specified invalid resource nodes.
Cancel
Cancels the operation.