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78	78	* [[Microsoft SQL Server Installation>>AdminGuide.InstallationMSSQL]]
79	79	* [[H2 Installation>>AdminGuide.InstallationH2]]
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81		-{{info}}
82		-If your database is empty this will result in a minimal empty wiki installation and when you access your wiki, the [[Distribution Wizard>>platform:Features.DistributionWizard]] will be triggered. This is the recommended way to install the default wiki pages making up the UI of XWiki. If you're upgrading from an existing installation your database should already contain the pages you had before.
83		-{{/info}}
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85	85	== Using a Data Source ==
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87	87	A more scalable and J2EE-conformant tactic is to use the Servlet Container to manage your data source. You modify the web app as little as possible.
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90	90	* Do not set user, url, etc., nor ##connection.provider_class## in ##hibernate.cfg.xml##. The critical settings are ##connection.datasource## (with JNDI name like ##java:/comp/env/jdbc/XWikiDS##) and the dialect class for your DB vendor. Do not comment out ##<mapping resource="..."/>## elements, hibernate needs them. Note that you should leave the ##provider_class## unset, since XWiki's implementation doesn't handle container-managed data sources.
91	91	* Manage all database access settings using your container facilities, for example Tomcat admin webapp or ##server.xml## + ##APPNAME.xml##. Uncommenting the ##<resource-ref>## element inside ##WEB-INF/web.xml## that matches the above JNDI name and looks like ##<res-ref-name>jdbc/XWikiDS</res-ref-name>## could be a good idea.
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93		-= Concluding Step =
	89	+= Install the XWiki UI =
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95	95	{{include reference="AdminGuide.InstallationConcludingSteps"/}}
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