JBuilder 2007 and BAS 6.6 setup

[DK]

Hi,

How do I setup JBuilder 2007 with s server runtime for BAS 6.6.

I have BAS 6.6 installed and JBuilder 2007 installed.

[Kevin Dean [TeamB]]

DK wrote:

>How do I setup JBuilder 2007 with s server runtime for BAS 6.6.
>
>I have BAS 6.6 installed and JBuilder 2007 installed.

You need JBuilder 2007 R2 to use BAS 6.6.

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[DK]

Thanks for your quick response.

I downloaded Turbo JBuilder 2007 r2 for Windows Multi-language
from http://cc.codegear.com/free/jbuilder

JBuilder 2007
Turbo
License: Permanent
Build: v20070614_1537

The documentation that comes with it says:
The following products are supported by JBuilder 2007 but must be purchased separately to be used as runtime
servers:
Borland Application Server 6.6 or 6.7, with Tibco or OpenJMS

I have BAS 6.6 installed seperately.

Do I need the Enterprise version of JBuilder 2007 to get the BAS 6.6 Runtime server setup included?

Also is there anywhere I can download previous versions of JBuilder?

[Kevin Dean [TeamB]]

DK wrote:

>Do I need the Enterprise version of JBuilder 2007 to get the BAS 6.6
>Runtime server setup included?

Yes.

>Also is there anywhere I can download previous versions of JBuilder?

No, but the Enterprise license of JBuilder 2007 also includes a license
for JBuilder 2006.

["desmond.kirrane@gmail.com"dk]

Hi Kevin,

I downloaded an installed the Enterprise version.

However only Borland AppServer 6.7 is available.

Will EJBs created against this runtime work on Borland AppServer 6.6 also??

[Kevin Dean [TeamB]]

"desmond...@gmail.com" DK wrote:

That I can't be sure of, as I'm not using BAS 6.X at this time, and
haven't tried it. There typically isn't much difference in minor releases
other than a list of bug fixes, but it's possible that one of the changes
between 6.6 and 6.7 is better interoperability with JBuilder 2007. The
only thing I can suggest at this point is to try it out.