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You can review the list of plugins that are send to the client by adding "?raw=true" to the url of the Smart Client (http://domain:post/servoy-client/solutionName.jnlp) and then viewing the content of the JNLP file by looking at the source code of the page in the browser.

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Proxy Settings in Java Webstart, causing fallback to Direct Connection, for which requirements aren't met

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• Is the required JDBC driver available? Servoy comes bundled with a limited set of JDBC drivers, due to licensing. For example, it is not allowed to bundle JDBC drivers of Oracle or the official Microsoft SQL server JDBC driver. See the database section of the Servoy stack info for a list of the shipped JDBC drivers. If no JDBC driver is listed for the database to which a connection needs to be made, it needs to be added manually. See Database Connectivity > JDBC Drivers for more details on which JDBC driver to use and how to add it.
• Is the database up and running? While obvious that the database needs to be up and running in order for it to be used, it does happen quite often that the source of connectivity issues boils down to the database not being started. Note that the Servoy Application Server doesn't start any database!
• The Tables & views do not show up in Servoy Developer/errors on the server about missing tables/views while the connection itself seems to work: check that the schema and catalog properties of the database server settings are set correctly. These two properties are send to the database and based on those the database/JDBC driver filters the visible Tables/views for the connection

Oracle

When connecting to Oracle databases, make sure to use the correct version of the Oracle JDBC driver. Each Oracle database version has it's own version of a JDBC driver and when connecting to Oracle with a JDBC driver that was meant for another version of Oracle, the results can be mixed

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