That's the JDBC driver for the database you're planning to talk to.
Read its documentation, it will tell you what to do.
The first is a classname (provided by the driver), the second looks to be the URI for the driver to talk to the actual database (in this case a simple directory on the local filesystem, not something you'd want for a production system).
Do read some basic JDBC tutorials and your driver documentation. It makes life so much easier.
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