Oracle JDeveloper and ADF 1. Supported Systems. Last Updated June 2. Connecting To Microsoft Sql Server Using Jdbc With Eclipse ViewingThis document describes which third party and Oracle software is supported to use in conjunction with the 1. Oracle JDeveloper, Oracle Application Development Framework, and Oracle Team Productivity Center. Operating Systems and Java SEThe following table identifies which version of the Java SE JDK are supported on which supported operating systems in order to run JDeveloper and ADF. Connecting To Microsoft Sql Server Using Jdbc With Eclipse 2017' title='Connecting To Microsoft Sql Server Using Jdbc With Eclipse 2017' />Operating System. JDeveloper. ADFMicrosoft Windows Server 2. R2, 2. 01. 2, 2. 01. R2 6. 4bitOracle JDK 1. Update 5. 1 6. 4bitOracle JDK 1. Update 5. 1 6. 4bitMicrosoft Windows 7, 8 6. Oracle JDK 1. 7 Update 5. Oracle JDK 1. 7 Update 5. Apple Mac OS 1. 0. Oracle JDK 1. 7 Update 5. Oracle JDK 1. 7 Update 5. Oracle Enterprise Linux 5, 6 6. Oracle JDK 1. 7 Update 5. A JDBC tutorial for executing basic SQL statements like INSERT, SELECT,UPDATE and DELETE. Installing and configuring X2Go client. The Linux VM is already provisioned with X2Go server and ready to accept client connections. To connect to the Linux VM. Oracle JDK 1. 7 Update 5. Redhat Enterprise Linux 5, 6 6. Oracle JDK 1. 7 Update 5. Oracle JDK 1. 7 Update 5. SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 1. Oracle JDK 1. 7 Update 5. Oracle JDK 1. 7 Update 5. Other Operating Systems. Oracle JDK 1. 7 Update 5. Oracle JDK 1. 7 Update 5. Notes JDeveloper 1. The Archives of the TeradataForum contains over 33,000 posts and the threads below are a representative sample. To help navigate the Archives, there are additional. Connecting To Microsoft Sql Server Using Jdbc With Eclipse Mp3In this post we will be seeing how you can connect android application to your Microsoft server Database. For connecting with MS SQL server we will require the jtds. Operating System JDeveloper ADF Microsoft Windows Server 2008R2, 2012, 2012R2 64bit Oracle JDK 1. Update 51 64bit Oracle JDK 1. Update 51 64bit. JDK 8, and introduces support for JDK 8 language features. However, the JDeveloper process must be running with JDK 7. Mac OS support is provided for the purposes of a single user in a development environment only. Not intended for production deployments. Support for Other untested operating systems, including 3. JDK, is provided for the purposes of a single user in a development environment only. Not intended for production deployments. JDeveloper requires a full Java SE JDK as opposed to JRE. Connecting To Microsoft Sql Server Using Jdbc With Eclipse Solar' title='Connecting To Microsoft Sql Server Using Jdbc With Eclipse Solar' />ADF runtime is tested and supported on the same platforms as the other Fusion Middleware Components. For a complete list, see the Oracle Fusion Middleware Supported Systems Configuration page. JDevelopers Visual Editor for JSPJSF does not work on OEL 5 and SUSE 1. Databases. The following table identifies databases supported by JDeveloper and ADF. JDeveloper support refers to using the modeling tools, browsing the database schema from the Database navigator, creating offline database objects, and using the SQLWorksheet. For ADF, database support entails using the database as a data source for ADF Business Components. Database. JDeveloper. ADFOracle Database. Oracle XE1. 0. 2, 1. Oracle Times. Ten. Oracle Database Cloud Service. Java DB1. 0. 51. My. SQL5. x. 5. 5Microsoft SQLServer. R2, 2. 01. 22. 00. R2, 2. 01. 2SQLite. Sybase. 15. x. 15. IBM DB2. 9. 5, 1. Informix. 11. 5 Other SQL9. Databases. Limited Support. Limited Support Notes For Other database support in JDeveloper, feature support is limited to browsing tables and using the SQLorksheet. For Other database support with ADF, use ADF Business Components with SQL 9. EJBJPA or POJO access as supported by the target application server. For third party databases, JDeveloper is supported with the vendor provided JDBC drivers. ADF Runtime is supported with the Web. Logic Data Direct JDBC drivers. ADF is supported with Oracle Database 1. RAC configurations. For ADF applications, the Oracle Thin XA Driver is not recommended. Use the Oracle Thin Driver instead for ADF. Application Servers. The following table shows application servers supported by JDeveloper and ADF. Application Server support for JDeveloper is provided for connecting and deploying directly to the server as well as debugging. For ADF, it refers to servers that ADF applications can be deployed to. Application Server. JDeveloper. ADFOracle Fusion Middleware WLS1. Glass. Fish. 3. 13. ADF EssentialsWeb. Sphere. 8 JBoss. 5 Tomcat. Oracle Java Cloud Service Saa. S Extension. 14. 1 Notes Deploying an ADF application to WLS or Glass. Fish requires the ADF libraries to be installed and the server to be properly configured. See the ADF Administrators Guide for more information. ADF applications cannot be deployed to Oracle Java Cloud Service Saa. S Extension at this time. Java Cloud Service is configured for ADF 1. To develop and deploy ADF applications for Java Cloud Service, you need JDeveloper 1. Browsers. The following browsers are supported by JDeveloper and ADF. Browser support for JDeveloper is provided for Java. Script code editor insight. Browser. JDeveloper. ADFFirefox. 101. Internet Explorer. Microsoft Edge 2. Chrome. 151. 5Safari. Safari i. OS 5Chrome Android 1. Notes For Internet Explorer only Native mode is supported. View Compatibility mode and Enterprise mode must be disabled. In Internet Explorer, Active. X must be enabled. Java. Script must be enabled. Stylesheets must be enabled. XMLHTTP support must be enabled. For optimal accessibility with Screen reader assistive technology, using the most recent version of the browser is recommended. For using Windows Media Player to play videos using af media component, Firefox and Chrome need to have the most recent version of WMP plogin. Mobile Browsers. Oracle ADF Mobile Browser supports additional mobile browsers on various devices. Please refer to the Apache My. Faces Trinidad documentation for specifics. Source Control Systems JDeveloper installation includes clients for Subversion and git by default. Other clients can be installed from Help Check for Updates. Version Control System. JDeveloper. Subversion. Git. 2. 3. CVS1. 1. Perforce. 20. 13. Visual Studio Team System. Desktop Clients. The following table identifies software that is supported for use with ADF Desktop Integration. ADF Desktop Integration allows ADF applications to be extended with a Microsoft Excel front end for users to use to interact with data accessed by way of ADF. Operating System. Versions supported by ADF Desktop Integration. Microsoft Windows. Microsoft Office Products. Versions supported by ADF Desktop Integration. Microsoft Excel. 20. Identity Management. ADF Security utilizes Oracle Identity Management as an authentication provider. This table shows the versions of Oracle Identity Manager supported by ADF Security. Product. Versions supported by ADF Security. Oracle Identity Management. Team Productivity Center. The following table lists various software products supported for use with Oracle Team Productivity Center TPC. Application Server. Versions supported by TPCApache Tomcat. Oracle Glass. Fish. Commercial and Open Source EditionsOracle Web. Logic Server. 12. Database. Versions supported by TPCOracle Database. Oracle XE1. 1. 2. My. SQL5. 5. Connector Repository. Versions supported by TPCAtlassian JIRA4. Bugzilla. 3. 6, 4. IBM Rational Team Concert. Microsoft Project Server. HP ALM1. 1Code Review Version Control System. Versions supported by TPCSubversion. Messaging Server. Versions supported by TPCActive MQ5. Chat Server. Versions supported by TPCOpen. Fire. 3. 7. LDAP Provider. Versions supported by TPCApache. Windows 8 Pro Final Activator 2 Wiring. DS1. 5. Oracle Internet Directory. Migration Support. The following Migration paths to 1. This includes opening an existing project built with an earlier version of JDeveloper with 1. When opening the project in 1. Its always recommended to make a back up copy of your projects before migrating, as JDeveloper does not provide any backward migration support in the event you decide to stay on an early version. Migration support also entails being able to migrate your JDeveloper settings from one release to another. This can be done as part of the initial startup sequence the first time you run JDeveloper 1. To 1. 2. 1. 2. V From  1. Not Supported. Not Supported. Supported. Supported. Supported. Supported. NASupported. The suppported migration paths to 1. Release 1 1. 1. 1. Release 2 1. 1. 1. If you are currently not on the latest version of 1. Release 1 or 1. 1g Release 2, you should migrate your application to one of those releases before migrating to 1.