Version 5.2 of the JTOpen JDBC Driver for the IBM AS400/iSeries/i5 has been released. As with previous releases, this release fixes several bugs as well as adds additional functionality for accessing AS400/iSeries/i5 via Java.
If you aren't familiar with JTopen as it relates to ColdFusion, it's the premier, open source JDBC driver (and related utilities) for accessing DB2 on IBM's midrange system.
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