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Since the Oracle JDBC driver is not available in the central Maven repository it must be placed into the local repository on each machine you wish to build uPortal on. An alternative to installing the JAR on each machine you can setup a maven repository for use by multiple machines.

The first step is determine if you have the Oracle client and Oracle JDBC drivers installed on your local machine. If Oracle is installed on your local machine it will be located at $ORACLE_HOME. Try to locate the driver using the following command:

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ls $ORACLE_HOME/lib/

If you cannot locate it download the correct Oracle JDBC driver for your database. Once you have the jar it needs to be installed into your local maven repository using the following command:

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mvn install:install-file -DgroupId=com.oracle -DartifactId=ojdbc14 -Dversion=10.2.0.3.0 -Dpackaging=jar -DgeneratePom=true -Dfile=ojdbc14-10.2.0.3.0.jar

The groupId-DgroupId, artifactId -DartifactId and version -Dversion specified in this command are up to you but they should match the JAR vendor, name and version to avoid confusion down the road.
The -Dfile is the Oracel JDBC driver. You should include the working directory path in the event the driver is not in the directory you are running maven from.

Opening /uPortal/pom.xml there is a section about 92 lines down that reads:

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<!-- The JDBC Driver used by uPortal -->
        <jdbc.groupId>hsqldb</jdbc.groupId>
        <jdbc.artifactId>hsqldb</jdbc.artifactId>
        <jdbc.version>${hsqldb.version}</jdbc.version>

We will add the Oracle driver here using the group, artifact and version information from the mvn install:install-file command above.

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<!-- The JDBC Driver used by uPortal -->
        <jdbc.groupId>com.oracle</jdbc.groupId>
        <jdbc.artifactId>ojdbc14</jdbc.artifactId>
        <jdbc.version>10.2.0.3.0</jdbc.version>

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##### Oracle 10g - example
hibernate.connection.driver_class=oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver
hibernate.connection.url=jdbc:oracle:thin:@my.school.edu:1521:PROJECTS
hibernate.connection.username=test
hibernate.connection.password=mypass
hibernate.dialect=org.hibernate.dialect.Oracle10gDialect

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If it works correct you should see something like:

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[java]     Connected To: jdbc:oracle:thin:@yourserver:1521:uportal
     [java]     Supports:
     [java]         Outer Joins:          true
     [java]         Transactions:         true
     [java]         {ts metasyntax:       true
     [java]         TO_DATE():            false

     [java] Database name:    'Oracle'
     [java] Database version: 'Oracle Database 11g Release 11.1.0.0.0 - Production'
     [java] Driver name:      'Oracle JDBC driver'
     [java] Driver version:   '10.2.0.3.0'
     [java] Driver class:     'Oracle JDBC driver'
     [java] Connection URL:   'jdbc:oracle:thin:@yourserver:1521:uportal'
     [java] User:             'USERNAME'

     [java] Type Mappings: [Type[genericType=TIMESTAMP,local=DATE]]

     [java] supportsANSI92EntryLevelSQL: true
     [java] supportsANSI92FullSQL:       false
     [java] supportsCoreSQLGrammar:     true
     [java] supportsExtendedSQLGrammar: true

     [java] supportsTransactions:         true
     [java] supportsMultipleTransactions: true
     [java] supportsOpenCursorsAcrossCommit:      false
     [java] supportsOpenCursorsAcrossRollback:    false
     [java] supportsOpenStatementsAcrossCommit:   false
     [java] supportsOpenStatementsAcrossRollback: false

     [java] supportsStoredProcedures:     true
     [java] supportsOuterJoins:           true
     [java] supportsFullOuterJoins:       true
     [java] supportsLimitedOuterJoins:    true
     [java] supportsBatchUpdates:         true
     [java] supportsColumnAliasing:       true
     [java] supportsExpressionsInOrderBy: true
     [java] supportsOrderByUnrelated:     true
     [java] supportsPositionedDelete:     false
     [java] supportsSelectForUpdate:      true
     [java] supportsUnion:                true
     [java] supportsUnionAll:             true

     [java] getMaxColumnNameLength: 30
     [java] getMaxColumnsInIndex:   32
     [java] getMaxColumnsInOrderBy: 0
     [java] getMaxColumnsInSelect:  0
     [java] getMaxColumnsInTable:   1000
     [java] getMaxConnections:      0
     [java] getMaxCursorNameLength: 0
     [java] getMaxIndexLength:      0
     [java] getMaxRowSize:          2000
     [java] getMaxStatements:       0
     [java] getMaxTableNameLength:  30
     [java] getMaxTablesInSelect:   0
     [java] getMaxUserNameLength:   30
     [java] getSearchStringEscape:  //
     [java] getStringFunctions:     ASCII,CHAR,CONCAT,LCASE,LENGTH,LTRIM,REPLACE,RTRIM,SOUNDEX,SUBSTRING,UCASE
     [java] getSystemFunctions:     USER
     [java] getTimeDateFunctions:   HOUR,MINUTE,SECOND,MONTH,YEAR

     [java] Table Types: SYNONYM,TABLE,VIEW
     [java] SQL Types:   INTERVALDS,INTERVALYM,TIMESTAMP WITH LOCAL TIME ZONE,TIMESTAMP WITH TIME ZONE,
NUMBER,NUMBER,NUMBER,LONG RAW,RAW,LONG,CHAR,NUMBER,NUMBER,NUMBER,FLOAT,REAL,VARCHAR2,DATE,DATE,
TIMESTAMP,STRUCT,ARRAY,BLOB,CLOB,REF

BUILD SUCCESSFUL

Edit /uPortal/uportal-impl/src/main/resources/properties/db/dbloader.xml and verify that there is an entry just like the database version you displayed in the last step:

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<db-type-mapping>
    <db-name>Oracle</db-name>
    <db-version>Oracle Database 10g Enterprise Edition Release 10.2.0.2.0 - 64bit ProductionWith the Partitioning, OLAP and Data Mining options</db-version>
    <driver-name>Oracle JDBC driver</driver-name>
    <driver-version>10.2.0.3.0</driver-version>
    <type><generic>TIMESTAMP</generic><local>DATE</local></type>
    <!-- map more types here -->
  </db-type-mapping>

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