Requirements for JDBC Driver needed for SOA 8 }connection pool

Hi,
I have an AS400 jdbc driver. This driver is JDBC API version 2.x. Also is a Driver Type 4.
What are the requirements of a JDBC Driver needed for connection pool in SOA 8?
Thanks.
Lorenzo Jimenez

You can use pretty much any jdbc driver, including type 2 and type 4.
You need to make sure your shared libraries needed by the driver are available to the appserver when you boot.
Other than that, it is no different than configuring any other driver.

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