Connecting to MS SQL Server with JTDS DBC Driver version 11.1.58.17

The version 1.5.4 supposed to allow you to connect to SQL Servers (JTDS DBC Driver version 11.1.58.17) but in fact you cannot. That is, even to SQL Express2005.
The earlier JTDS could in fact supported connecting to SQL Server 2005 as well as SQL Express as I wrote in my earlier article,
http://www.packtpub.com/article/oracle-sql-developer-tool-1.5-sql-server-2005
The new driver does not enable the connection with similar syntax while connecting to SQL Server 2005. Is it a problem with the driver?

Thanks a lot.
That appears to be a good link. Why does this process have to be so convoluted? First of all the user is directed to something that is not going to work (I mean the Oracle's JTDS 11.1.58.17 stuff) and to use Source Forge you need to do further work. Does not make sense from the usability point of view, does it?
Anyway is SQL Server 2008 is supported in this version?

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