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Oracle JDBC 19.8.0.0 on Maven Central and Spring Initializr

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Good Things Come In Pairs

Paraphrasing the Chinese proverb, we are announcing: (i) the 19.8.0.0 release of the Oracle JDBC drivers on Maven Central and (ii) “flavors POM” in Spring Initializr.

19.8.0.0 on Maven Central

We are following the same structure as in 19.7.0.0 including: pre-established dependencies, single artifacts (a.k.a. DIY), and Gradle dependencies.

Spring Initializr — Dependency Management for Flavors POMs

As described in my previous blog post, “flavor POMs” are pre-established dependencies that pull a set of jars; these include ojdbcX-production, ojdbcX-debug, ojdbcX-observability, ojdbcX-observability-debug (with X = 8 or 10).
We’ve added these flavors POMs as a response to the Spring Boot tracker 23450. In other words, these pre-established dependencies are now part of our BOM file and can be pulled by Spring projects, similarly to their other starters.

Exciting Things Ahead

The bonus part of this blog is that Oracle R2DBC driver and Oracle JDBC support for GraalVM Native Image are coming soon!

Watch this space @kmensah.

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Oracle Developers
Oracle Developers

Published in Oracle Developers

Aggregation of articles from Oracle engineers, Groundbreaker Ambassadors, Oracle ACEs, and Java Champions on all things Oracle technology. The views expressed are those of the authors and not necessarily of Oracle.

Kuassi Mensah
Kuassi Mensah

Written by Kuassi Mensah

Director of Product Management for Java access to Oracle DB: Microservices, Serverless Functions, Reactive, Hadoop, Spark, Java EE, JVM-based languages.

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