I want to use the jConnect Jar In the Documentation i can find a URL that is no longer working. Question is where can I find the latest Developer Kit ? I tried SAP Support Portal but can't find anything there. |
You can only get JConnect as part of the SDK for ASE, which is downloadable from SAP Service Marketplace. See this KBA for more details: 2093510 - How to Download Free SDK for SAP ASE [Windows, Linux, Unix]
That is the Problem SAP <> SERVICE I have check the Catalog A-Z, I have searched in the Catalog, In the totally new catalog, On Market Place and Support Portal. SAP is really a §*$T&§$&§&&§&§&§&&§&$%"$%"%". That has to be said. Even a thread with a Detailed description did not help. http://scn.sap.com/thread/3533362 Jason. We don't have a ASE license. Can it be that this is the reason I can't download ?
(18 Nov '14, 06:35)
Thomas Dueme...
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Yes, this is the reason, and Ryan Hansen explains here further: http://scn.sap.com/thread/3360231 You can download the ASE Developer Edition here: http://www54.sap.com/pc/tech/database/software/adaptive-server-enterprise/index.html I can confirm that the ASE Developer Package DOES contain jConnect 16.0:
(18 Nov '14, 13:45)
Jeff Albion
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So. After registration. I download now 1.4GB to get a 100K jar. Funny times. Why is it not possible to distribute this file with the SA Package. Thanks for your help.
(19 Nov '14, 05:41)
Thomas Dueme...
Thomas, just to understand your needs a bit better, why are you using jConnect if you do not have an ASE license? If you need a JDBC driver that connects to SQL Anywhere only, then you can use the driver included with SQL Anywhere.
(19 Nov '14, 10:25)
JBSchueler
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I want to use JAVA only connection in our tomcat environment to connect to SA. On the linux box I don't want to maintain additional installed binaries. The Documentation JDBC support mentions 'SQL Anywhere also supports a pure Java JDBC driver, named jConnect, which is available from Sybase'
(20 Nov '14, 06:18)
Thomas Dueme...
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I have posted the following errata to the DCX page.
However, this is a bit sketchy. I'd suggest starting by searching the web for "SAP Software Download Center" (this should turn up https://support.sap.com/software.html). Tomorrow, this procedure may be different but as of this moment in time, try the following.
Good luck. Thanks for your effords. I have again followed the steps. I have uploaded a screen shot of my search result on evernote https://www.evernote.com/shard/s264/sh/8e628209-19f5-48a7-8fd7-03cb32172f30/5e0899420092ef0b Probably you can see my problem
(18 Nov '14, 11:59)
Thomas Dueme...
From this page https://support.sap.com/software/search.html, click the link next to the spyglass (on the right side of the page). I got the same result as you by searching for "RFC SDK FOR SAP" (although with English text on the web page). But if you search for SDK FOR SAP ASE, you should get correct matches. If not, then I am at a loss to explain your results. You could also try SDK FOR SAP ASE 16.0 to reduce the number of matches.
(18 Nov '14, 13:01)
JBSchueler
That seems to be a fitting attitude towards the SAP support world:)
(18 Nov '14, 14:58)
Volker Barth
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That's not restricted to jConnect, correct?
Yes. I can't find anything there. Probably I think as DBA my brain is to limited for that stuff.