In BBj 24.00, customers using the default BASIS self-signed SSL certificate may stumble across an Invalid SNI message when accessing web pages on their BBj Jetty using a secure HTTPS connection. What does this mean? SNI , or Server Name Indication, is an extension of the TLS protocol that allows a client, such as a […]
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Understanding the Java Virtual Machine (JVM) Garbage Collection Under the hood, BBj is a Java application. One of the most significant benefits of Java is automatic memory management. Unlike languages like C or C++, where programmers manually handle memory cleanup, Java’s garbage collector (GC) takes care of this automatically. Objects created in your code reside
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Installing the ODBC Driver Download the ODBC driver from: https://basis.cloud/bbj-downloads/ As you can see highlighted in the above image, this installer required Java 11 or 17 to run.BASIS suggests downloading the Eclipse AdoptOpenJDK here. In the filters they offer, choose Windows for the OS, 64-bit for the Architecture, JDK for the Package Type, and 17
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Title: How to use the same BASIS License Manager for BBj and PRO/5. Description: UPDATE: As of Rev 4 BBj, PRO/5, PRI/5 Data Server, and BBj ODBC/JDBC use the BBj license feature. There is no longer a need for additional licenses or license features. You may use the same BASIS License Manager (BLM) to service
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BASIS products require a Java Development Kit (JDK) to run. Specific versions of BBj are tested and verified as compatible with specific Java release(s). Given the confusion surrounding Oracle’s licensing changes and the availability of both Oracle Java and OpenJDK Java releases, this article presents information that explains BASIS’ product compatibility and support for running
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