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I believe JDBC 4.2 is part of Java 8, so as long as you are running the server on JDK or JRE 8 you will be able to use the JDBC 4.2 API
- michal hornak
Sorry I mentioned only in tag, I am looking for ms sql jdbc driver 4.2 which is afaik not included in jdk nor jre. Reason is simple, ms sql jdbc driver 4 is failing 10-20% requests over TLS 1.2. :)
- Anders
I see, thanks for the clarification. In the meantime you can just directly download and replace the ms sql jdbc driver JAR file directly in the WEB-INF lib directory.
- michal hornak
Thank you for help.
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Hi,
is it possible to use jdbc 4.2+ with joget enterprise ?
Are you going to include newer versions of jdbc in further updates ?
Thanks.