The Sun JDK 7 or 6 - both include the JavaDB database as part of the jdk. Does anyone know if the IBM jdk 7 ships with any such database or we can just use Apache Derby?
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I am looking at the latest websphere liberty 8.5.5.7 full platform (https://developer.ibm.com/wasdev/downloads/liberty-profile-using-non-eclipse-environments/) and I wonder if it can run oracle java 8? I see on the download page that ibms java 8 only supports the web profile but I don't care if i run a jdk from oracle or ibm as long as it is version 8.
Historically websphere has demanded ibms jdk on linux and solaris.
I have search ibms site but not found any answer.
Yes we support running Liberty on non-IBM JVMs, including those from Oracle. As for the downloads from IBM that come bundled with Java 8 you can use that with more than the web profile (you can use the installUtility to download and install the full Java EE 7 platform onto the web profile install).
Since Oracle JDK 7 is no longer maintained for public, I want to run Jahia DigitalFactory 7.0.0 (Community/Entreprise) with Oracle JDK 8.
In Jahia's prerequise and requirement there is only "JDK 1.6, 1.7" but noted as minimum. I know from experience that it we should run Jahia with an Oracle JDK (and not openJDK), but I was wondering if Jahia 7 runs on Oracle JDK 8 without any problem.
Jahia Enterprise edition 7.0.0.5 and more recent are compatible with JDK 8 but the current community edition (7.0.0.0) is not.
However we are planning to release the new 7.1 version soon, in both community and enterprise edition, that will support JDK 8.
Best regards,
Serge Huber
We are upgrading our application java platform to latest stable one and we are using Jboss 6 AS.
Is Oracle JDK8 a supported platform for JBoss 6 AS ?
No. Its not going to work. JBoss AS 6 and 7 are not compatible with Oracle JDK 1.8. You need to download WildFly 10 in order to work with JDK 1.8.
WildFly is formerly knows as JBoss AS
i think no
JBoss AS7 Supported with JDK8 | JBoss Developer
check this
https://developer.jboss.org/thread/238195?_sscc=t
We are upgrading our application and if we use Sun JDK on local it works and its failing on DEV box. we have IBM jdk on our DEV box. What is the SUN equivalent JDK that Websphere 7 has?
WebSphere 7 supports Java6 and JEE5.
However, it requires Java versions shipped with WebSphere itself. (Most are IBM's own Java SDKs, although I think the Solaris version of WebSphere might ship with Oracle's Java.)
We are upgrading from Java 1.5 to Java 6 and J2EE 1.4 to Java EE 5. We are using Oracle 10g. Java EE 5 only supports JDBC 3.0, but Java 6 supports JDBC 4.0. If I am running on a Java EE 5 server with Java 6, can I use the JDBC 4.0 API in my Java EE 5 web app?
Which Oracle thin driver should I use? Is it ojdbc6.jar from Oracle's download page? Is that compatible with Oracle 10g?
You can use ojdbc6.jar.
There are 3 Oracle JDBC drivers still being widely used:
ojdbc14.jar for projects with JDK 1.4
ojdbc5.jar for projects with JDK 5 (or 1.5)
ojdbc6.jar for projects with JDK 6 (or 1.6)
Even though you're using Java EE 5, if the relevant JDK is 6, then you match Oracle driver's version number with your JDK number.
Oracle has a FAQ on their JDBC drivers regarding driver and database compatibility. This part might be useful to you.
For Oracle 10g here is the list of available JDBC drivers.
The list does not contain a specific driver for JDK 1.6, the latest version is ojdbc14.jar what I suspect you have already used.
Your have referred to Oracle 11g JDBC drivers which may also work with Oracle 10g but I have no experience with that.