and JPA tutorial. Driver Installation The driver is available as an Eclipse for Java EE Developers ... the IDE. Note: See this issue regarding matching the driver version to the ObjectDB server version
We start by installing the BIRT development environment and the ObjectDB data source driver ... , and finally approving the installation and restarting the IDE. Installing the ObjectDB Data Source Driver To install the ObjectDB data source driver for BIRT: Open the [Install] dialog box by selecting Help
Demonstrates how to use ObjectDB as a data source of the Business Intelligence and Reporting Tools (BIRT), open source report generator.
Currently the ObjectDB BIRT driver has the following limitations that should be fixed: It works ... version that it contains. + It should be available on maven to be able to integrate the driver not ... When could we have the birt driver avail? We won't be able to ship our product without birt + odb though we've
. In the current implementation ObjectDB is embedded in the driver. Any 2.x version of the driver ... an existing Eclipse workspace, in which an older version of the driver was installed
Hello there, I am probably misunderstanding but here I go, How can configure the jdbc driver name ... .postgresql.Driver thanks Jim Hello, I think it is not feasible as per: This documentation explains ... and it doesn't have a JDBC driver. However, when JPA is supported, ObjectDB can be set using
convert these queries to SQL and then transition the SQL to the DBMS for execution through a JDBC driver
The EntityManagerFactory is retrieved from the application scope attribute, and then an EntityManager (representing a database connection) is constructed.
If a new guest has registered (using a JSP form that is shown in the next tutorial step) - a new Guest entity object is constructed and stored in the database.
All the Guest entity objects are retrieved from the database and stored in the request's "guest" attribute. Then the processing is forwarded to the JSP page (which is presented in the next tutorial step). The JSP uses the "guest" attribute to generate the page output.
We provide a framework, resources and training to facilitate their successful integration into their new role.
The OBOA provides the framework for matching qualified applicants with municipal Building Departments. Interns are mentored by a provincially qualified inspector or Chief Building Official, and complete certain tasks while pursuing CBCO certification.
We’ll facilitate internships every step of the way, arrange mentoring where possible, and assist interns and their municipal building departments with any issues that may arise.
Municipal Building Departments across Ontario vary considerably in size and management practices. In light of this, the OBOA has devised two separate “Tiers”. Interns may only participate once in each tier, but enrolment in both tiers concurrently will be accepted. Extenuating circumstances will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis.
Review, inspect and approve houses, with limitations. Table 3.5.2.1. of the 2006 Ontario Building Code. “House”, “ Plumbing – House” “HVAC – House” and “On-site Sewage Systems”. Internship duration is 18 months. An extension of 6 months may be added on a case-by-case basis.
This encompasses all other qualification categories such as Small Buildings”, “Large Buildings”, “Complex Buildings”, “Building Services”, “Building Structural”, “Plumbing – All Buildings” etc. The legal qualification will either be obtained  of 6 months may be added on a case-by-case basis.
You must have completed one of the Ministry of Municipal Affair’s Legal/Process examinations (General, CBO, RCA or Designer)
You possess no less than 5 years verified experience as a building official or building practitioner or an equivalent combination of post-secondary education and experience in the area of practice.
You have an equivalent combination of post-secondary education and experience in the area of practice.
You work for a municipality, are looking to change jobs and work as a Building Official Intern while pursuing CBCO qualifications.
You are interested in joining the Building Official profession. This role can help you get your foot in the door of a municipality where you will be able to work as you pursue CBCO qualifications.
If accepted into the Internship program, get written endorsement of the internship by the Chief Building Official or Municipal clerk is required on Municipal letterhead.
Keep track of functions/duties performed under municipal supervision and submit to OBOA every 90 days
Internship is the first step for aspiring Building Officials to assess the profession. As host Municipality, you have an important role to play in welcoming, mentoring, and integrating the intern into your building department team. The higher the quality of the internship experience, the greater the likelihood that the experience will lead to a full-time position. Municipalities offering quality internships have a step-up in attracting the best and the brightest.
As a Mentor, you are commit to supervising and reporting procedures as established between the OBOA, the Mentor, (and /or the host municipality) and the Intern for the purposes of monichief building ofmember in good standing.
Are existing Building Officials and new municipal employees eligible to enroll in the OBOA Internship Program?
Yes, we will accommodate both types of employees! The Internship Program will assist existing Building Officials who must intern in one or more disciplines due to exam difficulties or upgrading of work duties. Secondly, any newly hired Building Official who must attain the minimum qualifications to practice.
Yes, any OBOA member who is part of the Municipalities Fire Service and is appointed as a building inspector by the municipal council (this includes the Fire Chief) for the enforcement of any portion of the Ontario Building Code respecting fire safety matters can be included in the internship program.
Yes. Under this approved model, current employees will continue to perform their tasks in context of the Regulation under a mentor while new employees will be able to perform certain tasks while completing qualification requirements as set out by the Review Committee. There is an exception, see OBC Division ‘C’, Article 3.1.4.2. approved interns are not permitted by the OBC to conduct specific tasks such as footing and foundation inspections prior to backfill and occupancy inspections.
Foreign educated and trained applicants will be required to obtain OBOA membership and demonstrate applicable and equivalent-knowledge of Internship application requirements as set out by the Review Committee.
An OBOA member who is a Provincially qualified inspector or chief building officistrate compliance with the procedures of a supervising and reporting program to be established between the OBOA, the mentor (and /or the municipality) and the Intern for the purposes of monitoriencompass those qualifications, in part or in whole, which relate to “The House” qualification as set out in Part 2 of the Ontario Building Code. Specifically: “The House”, “Plumbing – The House” and “HVAC – The House”. Tier 2 shall comprise all other areas of study such as “Small Buildings, Large Buildings, Complex Buildings, Building Services, Building Structural, Plumbing All Buildings etc. For those who require the On-Site Sewage qualification, this category is available under Tier 1 or 2. The legal qualification will either be obtained prior to Intern application orther period of 6 months may be added for personal hardship. Tier 2 Interns may be enrolled for not longer than 12 months, except that a further period of 6 months may be added for personal hardship.
Yes. In consideration of diverse municipal conditions, enrolment in both tiers concurrently will be accepted. Interns may only participate once in each Tier. Or alternatively, an intern may elect to apply and complete Tier 1 first then re-apply for Tier 2. The advantage for the intern is the clock starts over and the additional cost is only $100.
The Internship Program will include a supervised practical internship in addition to the academic education of a Building Official. A provincially qualified OBOA member as noted in Division ‘C’ Subsection 3.1.4 of the Ontario Building Code will provide the mentorship.
An Internship Certificate allows a person to work using a designation Intern Building Code Official (IBCO) with the deficiencies in one or more of the basic requirements of the Classes of Registration and Categories of Qualifications for Inspectors in accordance with Division ‘C’, 3.5.2.1. of the Ontario Building Code (OBC).
To be considered for a six-month extension please complete and submit an internship extension request form to the OBOA provincial office no later than 30 days prior to the scheduled internship expiry date.