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Pranab Mohanty
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According to our documentation of Oracle JDBC Driver, SSL is not a valid value for the connection parameter AuthenticationMethod: Progress® DataDirect® But in one of my case, where I worked with QA engineer Kiran to get a connection string for connecting to Oracle 12c using Oracle Wallet (.p12 file). And the connection string was the following: jdbc:datadirect
racle:TNSServerName= ;TNSNamesFile= ;ConnectionRetryCount=0;EncryptionMethod=ssl;AuthenticationMethod=SSL;keystore= ;keystorePassword= ;truststore= ;truststorepassword= According to Kiran, SSL is a valid value for the connection parameter AuthenticationMethod in the latest Oracle JDBC driver. But he was not sure where exactly it was fixed. I did not find any defect on that or any knowledge base articles on that. Let me know whether that is true or not. And if it is true, in what version of Oracle JDBC driver, this has been fixed. Depending on that answer, I need to create a knowledge base article and create a document defect to add that to our documentation.
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racle:TNSServerName= ;TNSNamesFile= ;ConnectionRetryCount=0;EncryptionMethod=ssl;AuthenticationMethod=SSL;keystore= ;keystorePassword= ;truststore= ;truststorepassword= According to Kiran, SSL is a valid value for the connection parameter AuthenticationMethod in the latest Oracle JDBC driver. But he was not sure where exactly it was fixed. I did not find any defect on that or any knowledge base articles on that. Let me know whether that is true or not. And if it is true, in what version of Oracle JDBC driver, this has been fixed. Depending on that answer, I need to create a knowledge base article and create a document defect to add that to our documentation.Continue reading...