JNetDirect has announced the release of JSQLConnect 5.0. The latest major version upgrade includes interoperability across Microsoft SQL Server 2005, secure SSL connections, NTLM authentication, and support for IBM's Websphere 5.0 and 6.0. This version provides JDBC 3.0 features and includes access to data stored as the new SQL Server 2005 XML datatype.
For Websphere 5.0 and 6.0 users, this release provides enhanced support for IBM's Websphere 5.0 and 6.0 application servers by shipping with a customized data store helper that will be used by the Websphere relational resource adapter runtime.
A free 30-day trial license is available for download (with registration). Commercial licenses can be bought from this order form.
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JSQLConnect 5.0 released, with SQL Server 2005 support (5 messages)
- Posted by: Joseph Ottinger
- Posted on: August 02 2005 14:22 EDT
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- For folks wondering what JSQLConnect is .. by Binil Thomas on August 03 2005 00:18 EDT
- much toooo expensive by Michael Maier on August 03 2005 03:07 EDT
- too expensive ? by Knut Erik Ballestad on August 03 2005 05:28 EDT
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much toooo expensive by Donald Smith on August 03 2005 12:50 EDT
- much too expensive by Michael Maier on November 29 2006 05:29 EST
- much toooo expensive by Michael Maier on August 03 2005 03:07 EDT
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For folks wondering what JSQLConnect is ..[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Binil Thomas
- Posted on: August 03 2005 00:18 EDT
- in response to Joseph Ottinger
[from their website]
"JSQLConnect is the fastest, most reliable way to access Microsoft SQL Server products from your Java, .JSP or J2EE applications. Supports Microsoft SQL Server 2005, Microsoft SQL Server 2000, Microsoft SQL Server 7.0 and Microsoft SQL Server 6.5 with the latest JDBC capabilities.
JSQLConnect is a high performance, native type 4 JDBC driver providing comprehensive JDBC 3.0 and 2.0 support for Microsoft SQL Server. " -
much toooo expensive[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Michael Maier
- Posted on: August 03 2005 03:07 EDT
- in response to Binil Thomas
1 connection $225.00
3 connections $625.00
Unlimited connections $1750.00
sorry, but paying this much for "just a JDBC driver"?!? -
too expensive ?[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Knut Erik Ballestad
- Posted on: August 03 2005 05:28 EDT
- in response to Michael Maier
Well, they need to have a very good product to 'compete' with jTDS (http://jtds.sourceforge.net/), which is a very good, well performing and free an open source driver...... -
much toooo expensive[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Donald Smith
- Posted on: August 03 2005 12:50 EDT
- in response to Michael Maier
1 connection $225.003 connections $625.00Unlimited connections $1750.00sorry, but paying this much for "just a JDBC driver"?!?
If it works and delivers as noted, it sounds dirt cheap. Perhaps you'd rather pay some random consultant or developer for a couples weeks labor to debunk some other flakey implementation.
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much too expensive[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Michael Maier
- Posted on: November 29 2006 05:29 EST
- in response to Donald Smith
If it works and delivers as noted, it sounds dirt cheap. Perhaps you'd rather pay some random consultant or developer for a couples weeks labor to debunk some other flakey implementation.
Microsoft should deliver a usable JDBC Driver! What about the one which is downloadable at the microsoft website?