Create Server Configuration and Data Source for the PlantsByWebSphere Application: (1) File | New | Other, then Server | Server and Server Configuration - Select WebSphere version 5.0 | Test Environment (2) Under J2EE Hierarchy view and locate the newly created server in the server configurations tree - Open the Server editor - Go to the Data sources page (3) Define JDBC driver for an individual server as follows: - Select default Cloudscape provider, hit the Add button - Select a version 5 data source (EJB 2.0) and hit Next - Data source name is PLANTSDB - JNDI name is "jdbc/PlantsByWebSphereDataSource" - Default all other fields - Hit Next to go to the Data Source properties page (4) Set database filename for Cloudscape ("C:/PLANTSDB") - This assumes that you unzipped PLANTSDB.zip in c:\PLANTSDB - Note that you should use forward slashes as shown above to specify the directory (5) From J2EE Hierarchy view, select the server configuration just created - Bring up the context menu, and select Add - Select the PlantsByWebSphere application to add it to the server configuration Note: you can create the data sources and CloudScape database for all CMP entity beans that are mapped to CloudSpace by going to the Server view, selecting the server, and executing Create tables and data sources (this will not be the pre-populated database)