Jconnect Jar
Jconnect 4 jar versions. The filename of the jConnect driver does not contain the jConnect version number. For example, jconn2.jar => jConnect 5.2 & 5.5; jconn3.jar => jConnect 6.0; jconn4.jar => jConnect 7.0 & 16.0. In jconn4.jar, you cn get the exact version simply by running 'strings' on the jar file and grepping for 'jConnect'. Download jconn3.jar. Jconn3/jconn3.jar.zip( 437 k) The download jar file contains the following class files or Java source files. META-INF/MANIFEST.MF SybVersion. My research tells me that jconn3.jar and jconn4.jar are part of Sybase jConnect. In order to download (at least) the latest version of jConnect, you need to 'register' an account. And maybe do other stuff like a click-through license.
JTDS JDBC Driver jTDS is an open source 100% pure Java (type 4) JDBC 3.0 driver for Microsoft SQL Server (6.5, 7, 2000-2016) and Sybase (10, 11, 12, 15). This driver is co-packaged with DbVisualizer. Required File(s) jtds-1.3.1.jar Default Driver Class net.sourceforge.jtds.jdbc.Driver JDBC URL Format jdbc:jtds:sybase://:/ Example: jdbc:jtds:sybase://localhost:5000/myDB jdbc:jtds:sybase://192.168.10.201:5000/SAMPLE More information and download Notes Installation Notes: Download the jtds-nn-dist.zip file, unzip it and then load the jtds.jar file in the DbVisualizer Tools-Driver Manager or in the Tools-Connection Wizard.
Jconnect Johnson
JConnect for JDBC jConnect provides high performance native access to the complete family of Sybase products including Adaptive Server Enterprise, Adaptive Server Anywhere, Adaptive Server IQ, and Replication Server. Required File(s) jconn4.jar Default Driver Class com.sybase.jdbc4.jdbc.SybDriver JDBC URL Format jdbc:sybase:Tds::/ Example: jdbc:sybase:Tds:10.0.0.2:2048 jdbc:sybase:Tds:mupp:5000/dbvistest More information and download Notes The jConnect JDBC driver is usually delivered as zip file. First you need to unzip this file and locate then jconn4.jar file which usually is stored in the classes directory.
Jconnect Jack Henry
My research tells me that jconn3.jar and jconn4.jar are part of Sybase jConnect. In order to download (at least) the latest version of jConnect, you need to 'register' an account. And maybe do other stuff like a click-through license.
(I'm not giving them my email address just to find out.) Based on that, I suspect that the copy of jconn3.jar you can see in Maven Central is unauthorized, and should not be there. My advice would be to:. Register for an account on the Sybase site. Download the JAR. Add a copy of the JAR with a minimal POM file to either your local repo, or your private institutional repo. Don't export it without reading the jConnect license carefully first to check that it is permitted. If you are providing your software to 3rd parties, then check what the jConnect license says about this first.
If you intend to make your software available in a public Maven repo, you may need provide instructions on how downstream projects should deal with the jconn.jar problem. The other approach might be to ask Sybase / SAP for permission to upload the JAR to Maven Central. (I don't rate your chances though. The fact that they have put the downloads behind a 'signup' wall suggests that they want to track who is using jConnect for 'business reasons'. Convincing them to change their strategy could be difficult.) UPDATE - According to @Hlex's 2015 research (see below), the software is available for free from the SAP Store. However, you still need to sign up for an account.