The following Java features were introduced in Version 9.21.
JVM 1.2 Support in J/Foundation
Dynamic Server supports Version 1.2 of the Java Virtual Machine (JVM).Default Values of Java Configuration Parameters
The default values of the JDKVERSION, JVPJAVAHOME, JVPJAVALIB, and JVPJAVAVM parameters in the ONCONFIG file have changed for Dynamic Server.JDBC 2.0 Support
IBM Informix JDBC driver is bundled with Embedded SQLJ 1.10.1.JC1, a product for embedding SQL statements in Java. Dynamic Server supports the following JDBC 2.0 features:- Complex data types
- Collections
- Scrollable cursors
- Batch updates
- Interval data types
- Extensions to prepared statement
- Callable statements
GLS Support for J/Foundation
Dynamic Server supports the following GLS features:- CLIENT_LOCALE, DB_LOCALE, GL_DATE, GL_DATETIME, and DBTIME, environment variables
- New connection properties (NEWLOCALE and NEWCODESET) for mapping a locale or code set in the JDBC driver
update_jars.sql Script
Use the update_jars.sql script to update the names of jar files in a database after you rename the database.Java Runtime Environment Variables
Dynamic Server supports the JVM_MAX_HEAP_SIZE, JAR_TEMP_PATH, JAVA_COMPILER, andAFDEBUG environment variables.Partial Support for Variable-Length Opaque-Types
You can now write UDRs and DataBlade modules in Java.Dynamic Server supports the following items:
References to J/Foundation Features
For more information on J/Foundation features, see these manuals.Task | Manual |
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Use JVM 1.2. Use JCBC 2.0 features. Write UDRs and DataBlade modules in Java. | J/Foundation Developer's Guide |
Specify Java environment variables. | J/Foundation Developer's Guide IBM Informix Guide to SQL: Reference |
Specify Java configuration parameters. | J/Foundation Developer's Guide IBM Informix Dynamic Server Administrator's Reference |
Set GLS environment variables. Use the connection properties. | J/Foundation Developer's Guide IBM Informix GLS User's Guide |
Use the update_jars.sql script. | IBM Informix Guide to SQL: Syntax |
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