Examples of org.pentaho.reporting.ui.datasources.jdbc.connection.JdbcConnectionDefinitionManager

Package org.pentaho.reporting.ui.datasources.jdbc.connection

Examples of org.pentaho.reporting.ui.datasources.jdbc.connection.JdbcConnectionDefinitionManager

org.pentaho.reporting.ui.datasources.jdbc.connection.JdbcConnectionDefinitionManager
Manages the list of local database connections for this application.
The list of local connections is contained in the user preferences for this user. The structure of the preferences is as follows:
- One node per connection - the name of the node is the JNDI Connection name
- Under each node, the following set of string keys and values which define each connection
  - driver - the JDBC driver class
  - url - the URL of the database
  - username - the username used to connect to the database
  - password - the password used to connect to the database

  private String jdbcPasswordField;
  private JTextField schemaFileNameField;


  public NamedDataSourceDialogModel()
  {
    this(new JdbcConnectionDefinitionManager());
  }

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  private String jdbcUserField;
  private String jdbcPasswordField;


  public SimpleDataSourceDialogModel()
  {
    this(new JdbcConnectionDefinitionManager());
  }

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    globalTemplateAction = new GlobalTemplateAction();
    queryTemplateAction = new QueryTemplateAction();


    dialogModel = new NamedDataSourceDialogModel
        (new JdbcConnectionDefinitionManager("org/pentaho/reporting/ui/datasources/olap4j/Settings"));
    dialogModel.addPropertyChangeListener(NamedDataSourceDialogModel.CONNECTION_SELECTED, new ConfirmEnableHandler());
    dialogModel.getQueries().addListDataListener(updateHandler);


    connectionComponent = new OlapConnectionPanel(dialogModel, designTimeContext);
    connectionComponent.setBorder(BorderFactory.createEmptyBorder(0, 8, 0, 8));

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  protected void init(final DesignTimeContext designTimeContext)
  {
    setModal(true);


    dialogModel = new SimpleDataSourceDialogModel
        (new JdbcConnectionDefinitionManager("org/pentaho/reporting/ui/datasources/olap4j/Settings"));


    connectionComponent = new OlapConnectionPanel(dialogModel, designTimeContext);
    connectionComponent.setBorder(BorderFactory.createEmptyBorder(0, 8, 0, 8));


    // Create the button panel

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  protected void init(final DesignTimeContext designTimeContext)
  {
    setModal(true);


    dialogModel = new SimpleDataSourceDialogModel
        (new JdbcConnectionDefinitionManager("org/pentaho/reporting/ui/datasources/olap4j/Settings"));


    connectionComponent = new OlapConnectionPanel(dialogModel, designTimeContext);
    connectionComponent.setBorder(BorderFactory.createEmptyBorder(0, 8, 0, 8));


    // Create the button panel

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  private String jdbcUserField;
  private String jdbcPasswordField;


  public SimpleDataSourceDialogModel()
  {
    this(new JdbcConnectionDefinitionManager());
  }

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    setModal(true);


    this.context = designTimeContext;
    
    dialogModel = new NamedDataSourceDialogModel
        (new JdbcConnectionDefinitionManager("org/pentaho/reporting/ui/datasources/olap4j/Settings"));


    connectionComponent = new OlapConnectionPanel(dialogModel, designTimeContext);
    connectionComponent.setBorder(BorderFactory.createEmptyBorder(0, 8, 0, 8));


    maxPreviewRowsSpinner = new JSpinner(new SpinnerNumberModel(10000, 1, Integer.MAX_VALUE, 1));

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  private String jdbcUserField;
  private String jdbcPasswordField;


  public NamedDataSourceDialogModel()
  {
    this(new JdbcConnectionDefinitionManager());
  }

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