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Is Oracle 12.2.0.1 with ojdbc8 or ojdbc10 and Java JDK 11 supported?

4179456Jan 29 2020 — edited Feb 17 2020

Hello altogether,

I have a question regarding the support JDBC and RDBMS interoperability, though I checked https://www.oracle.com/database/technologies/faq-jdbc.html, I am still not completely sure:

My Target-System

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Apps running on

OS: RHEL8

AppServer: Apache Tomcat 9

Java: JDK 11

JDBC: ojdbc8 or ojdbc10

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Database: Oracle 12.2.0.1

Is this configuration supported by Oracle?

Recommended to go for ojdbc8 oder ojdbc10?

THX and Cheers!

This post has been answered by Nirmala Sundarappa-Oracle on Feb 14 2020
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Richard Legge wrote:

Hi all, this mornings question.. please let it be a nice simple answer...

Im using APEX 4.2, and have switch to theme 15. simple blue.

Ive got a menu list on the left hand side. so it needs to sit in region 2. its designated as a sidebar region.   I'm trying to use the sidebar template so that I get a menu header and a border... However region 2 on this theme has a blue background... and also has a header and footer area / image.

So my sidebar region looks odd inside it.

From my research, I should be able to override the region template to remove this header / footer / background colour and associated attributes, leaving me with a nice sidebar menu... Ive don lots of research, and think I should be referencing the region class in the definition of my menu??? but dont seem to be able to get it right..

Please could somebody help

Somebody would be able to help more quickly and effectively if they had an example on apex.oracle.com to refer to...

However, if you're using 4.2 and not supporting legacy (IE6/7) browsers I would recommend not using theme 15, nor any of the other legacy quirks mode themes (marked with a "*"). You'll find it much easier to work with—and get support for—the more modern standards-based themes.

Richard Legge

Have I missed something then, as Ive only got two standard themes.. 23 (uniframe) and 26 (productivity Apps).. It doesn't give me much to work with... are there others available?

Thanks

Richard

fac586

Richard Legge wrote:

Have I missed something then, as Ive only got two standard themes.. 23 (uniframe) and 26 (productivity Apps).. It doesn't give me much to work with... are there others available?

You must have some of the "Standard" themes already installed in the app.

When you go through the Create Theme wizard, on the Identify Theme page, select All Themes from the Theme Type select list, and use any of them except those marked with a "*": 8, 10, 11, 13 (which is not marked but should be), 14, 15, 16, 18, 19, and 20.

All of the other themes (regardless of their 4.2 labelling as "Standard" or "Legacy") contain a DOCTYPE declaration that will trigger standards mode in browsers.

Richard Legge

ahh.  Thanks. Yes, forgot that if Id already imported them, they dont show up on the list.. many thanks

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