Setting the Environment for Java Development

Before you begin developing Java applications for TimesTen, you must set your environment appropriately. This includes setting environment variables.

Environment variables and runtime access to the Instant Client are configured through the appropriate ttenv script in the timesten_home/bin directory, where timesten_home is the TimesTen instance home directory: ttenv.sh and ttenv.csh for Linux and UNIX platforms (where which you use depends on your shell) and ttenv.bat for Windows platforms.

See Environment Variables and Java Environment Variables in Oracle TimesTen In-Memory Database Installation, Migration, and Upgrade Guide for information about environment variables, including how to set them using ttenv and discussion of the PATH and CLASSPATH environment variables.

Note:

TimesTen includes Oracle Instant Client, which is required for certain JDBC features and operations.