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Configuring the Brightmail Control Center to Use WebLogic, Copying the MySQL Connector/J API

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Control Center Testing and Configuration 2 Give the message a subject that is easy to find such as Test Spam Message. 3 To classify the message as spam, include one or more of the following URLs on a line by itself: http://www.example.com/url-1.blocked/ http://www.example.com/URL-2.blocked/ 4 Send the message. 5 Login to the Brightmail Control Center as an administrator and select the Quarantine tab. 6 Select the Administrator Messages List page and search for a message with the subject Test Spam Message. Configuring the Brightmail Control Center to Use WebLogic Tomcat is included with the Brightmail Control Center as the default application server. If you prefer to use the WebLogic application server with the Brightmail Control Center, follow the steps in this section. Copying the MySQL Connector/J API The MySQL Connector/J API is a JDBC driver for MySQL, and provides an interface between MySQL and the Java components that make up the Brightmail Control Center. If you choose to install Tomcat, the MySQL Connector/J API file is installed and configured by the Installer. To install the MySQL Connector/J API for WebLogic: 1 On the computer where the Brightmail Control Center is installed, locate the file mysql-connector-java-com-3.0.11-stable-bin.jar in one of the directories below: UNIX: /opt/symantec/sbas/ControlCenter/brightmail Windows: C:\Program Files\Symantec\SBAS\ControlCenter\brightmail 2 Copy the file mysql-connector-java-com-3.0.11-stable-bin.jar to an appropriate directory on the computer where WebLogic is installed. Copy the file to a directory in your CLASSPATH. Adding MySQL Connector/J to the CLASSPATH Variable Ensure the CLASSPATH environment variable includes the MySQL Connector/J API JDBC driver file, mysql-connector-java-com-3.0.11-stable-bin.jar as described in the previous section. Once this .jar has been added to the CLASSPATH, restart your WebLogic Server, and access the WebLogic Server console. Installation Guide 81

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Control Center Testing and Configuration
Installation Guide
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2
Give the message a subject that is easy to find such as
Test Spam Message
.
3
To classify the message as spam, include one or more of the following URLs on a line
by itself:
4
Send the message.
5
Login to the Brightmail Control Center as an administrator and select the Quarantine
tab.
6
Select the Administrator Messages List page and search for a message with the subject
Test Spam Message
.
Configuring the Brightmail Control Center to Use WebLogic
Tomcat is included with the Brightmail Control Center as the default application server. If
you prefer to use the WebLogic application server with the Brightmail Control Center,
follow the steps in this section.
Copying the MySQL Connector/J API
The MySQL Connector/J API is a JDBC driver for MySQL, and provides an interface
between MySQL and the Java components that make up the Brightmail Control Center. If
you choose to install Tomcat, the MySQL Connector/J API file is installed and configured
by the Installer.
To install the MySQL Connector/J API for WebLogic:
1
On the computer where the Brightmail Control Center is installed, locate the file
mysql-connector-java-com-3.0.11-stable-bin.jar
in one of the directories
below:
UNIX:
/opt/symantec/sbas/ControlCenter/brightmail
Windows:
C:\Program Files\Symantec\SBAS\ControlCenter\brightmail
2
Copy the file
mysql-connector-java-com-3.0.11-stable-bin.jar
to an
appropriate directory on the computer where WebLogic is installed. Copy the file to a
directory in your CLASSPATH.
Adding MySQL Connector/J to the CLASSPATH Variable
Ensure the CLASSPATH environment variable includes the MySQL Connector/J API
JDBC driver file,
mysql-connector-java-com-3.0.11-stable-bin.jar
as described in
the previous section. Once this
.jar
has been added to the CLASSPATH, restart your
WebLogic Server, and access the WebLogic Server console.