T_CONFIGURATIONa Category table
T_CATEGORYa Property table
T_PROPERTYand a Variable table
T_VARIABLE
A Configuration can have 1:many Categories and 1:many Variables.
A Category can have 1:many Properties.
Implementation does require that the database support some sort of auto-increment for the object identifier (oid), if you want to store the Configurations.
One problem with the implementation is the ability to store the variable information within the properties. This is an inherent problem with all of the ConfigurationHandlers.
Following properties need to set inside of the jconfig.properties file:
org.jconfig.jdbc.driver org.jconfig.jdbc.user org.jconfig.jdbc.pwd org.jconfig.jdbc.url
Here is the datamodel:

The SQL create statements for various databases are include in the distribution. Here is an example for MySQL:
/*==============================================================*/ /* Database name: PHYSICALDATAMODEL_2 */ /* DBMS name: MySQL 3.23 */ /* Created on: 12.04.2004 13:40:38 */ /*==============================================================*/ drop table if exists T_CATEGORY; drop table if exists T_CONFIGURATION; drop table if exists T_PROPERTY; drop table if exists T_VARIABLE; /*==============================================================*/ /* Table: T_CATEGORY */ /*==============================================================*/ create table if not exists T_CATEGORY ( OID int not null AUTO_INCREMENT, NAME varchar(255), CONFIGURATION_OID int, primary key (OID) ); /*==============================================================*/ /* Table: T_CONFIGURATION */ /*==============================================================*/ create table if not exists T_CONFIGURATION ( OID int not null AUTO_INCREMENT, NAME varchar(255) not null, primary key (OID), unique (NAME) ); /*==============================================================*/ /* Table: T_PROPERTY */ /*==============================================================*/ create table if not exists T_PROPERTY ( OID int not null AUTO_INCREMENT, NAME varchar(255), VALUE varchar(255), CATEGORY_OID int not null, primary key (OID) ); /*==============================================================*/ /* Table: T_VARIABLE */ /*==============================================================*/ create table if not exists T_VARIABLE ( OID int not null AUTO_INCREMENT, NAME varchar(255), VALUE varchar(255), CONFIGURATION_OID int, primary key (OID) );