JDataConnect 3.0 now supports 64-bit computing

JNetDirect, Inc., announced earlier this week, the availability of JDataConnect 3.0. JDataConnect, a type 3 JDBC driver for servlets, EJBs, JSPs, applets and Java applications, leverages data in ODBC data sources, providing a way for developers to connect Java applications to data sources for which only Open Database Connectivity (ODBC) database drivers exist. JDataConnect bridges the connection from JDBC to ODBC and provides a common data server that supports multiple databases, including Oracle, DB2, Microsoft Access and Informix. The 3.0 version introduces native 64-bit capability allowing Java applications to access data in nearly any database, including 64-bit databases.

The JDBC packages included with the product are JData2_0, JData1_2, JDataLite, and JDataServer. JDataConnect is a type 3 JDBC driver and is also implemented as a 3 tier architecture, providing flexibility, performance, data security, and scalability. The type 3 JDBC driver supports 'Zero Install' on the client; clients need only install a web browser to run the application. Other features include connection pooling, client side pooling, server side pooling, and remote monitoring.

System Requirements:

• Microsoft Windows 2000, NT Server or Workstation 4.0, Windows 98 or Windows 95
• JRE 1.4, 1.3 and 1.2
• ODBC driver for the database you will connect to
• Recommended: latest ODBC driver for your database
• JDataServer requires the Winsock 2.0 SDK. For NT ensure that you install Service Pack 3.0.

Customers wishing to upgrade should contact JNetDirect at customer@jnetdirect.com; new licenses may be purchased through sales@jnetdirect.com. For additional information, please visit http://jnetdirect.com/index.php.

JNetDirect, located in Reston, VA was founded in 1999. The company specializes in software products to access, secure, deliver and leverage corporate data assets.