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Firstly confirm that the JAVA_HOME environment variable is set correctly by typing the following at the command prompt: If JAVA_HOME is set you will see something similar to the following: Then confirm that a Java installation (1.7 or higher) is available: If java is available on the path, output similar to the following will be seen:

Firstly confirm that the JAVA_HOME environment variable is set correctly by typing the following at the command prompt: If JAVA_HOME is set you will see something similar to the following: Then confirm that a Java installation (1.7 or higher) is available: If java is available on the path, output similar to the following will be seen:

In order to use a JDBC Virtualhost Node or a JDBC Virtualhost, you must make the Database's JDBC 4.0 compatible drivers available on the Broker's classpath. To do this copy the driver's JAR file into the ${QPID_HOME}/lib/opt folder. Unix: cp driver.jar qpid-broker-&qpidCurrentRelease;/lib/opt Windows: copy driver.jar qpid-broker-&qpidCurrentRelease;\lib\opt

The Oracle BDB JE is not distributed with Apache Qpid owing to license considerations.. If you wish to use a BDB Virtualhost Node, BDB Virtualhost, or BDB HA Virtualhost Node you must make the BDB JE's JAR available on the Broker's classpath. Download the Oracle BDB JE &oracleBdbProductVersion; release from the Oracle website. The download has a name in the form je-&oracleBdbProductVersion;.tar.gz. It is recommended that you confirm the integrity of the download by verifying the MD5. Copy the je-&oracleBdbProductVersion;.jar from within the release into ${QPID_HOME}/lib/opt folder. Unix: cp je-&oracleBdbProductVersion;.jar qpid-broker-&qpidCurrentRelease;/lib/opt Windows: copy je-&oracleBdbProductVersion;.jar qpid-broker-&qpidCurrentRelease;\lib\opt