DataSource software dependencies

This page describes the software dependencies of Caplin’s DataSource libraries.

DataSource for C

Caplin’s DataSource for C API is supported on the following operating systems and Java runtime environments (JREs) in production:

C DataSource API dependencies
DataSource Version Operating System Supported JREs (64-bit)

7.1.16+

RHEL 6, 7

Oracle JDK 8 (<= 8u202), Red Hat OpenJDK 8, Red Hat OpenJDK 11

7.0.0+

RHEL 6, 7

Oracle JDK 8 (<= 8u202)

Caplin Platform 6.2 (EOL)

The support life cycle for Caplin Platform 6 components ended on 17 January 2019.

C DataSource API dependencies
DataSource Version Operating System Supported JREs (64-bit)

6.2.5+

RHEL 5, 6

Oracle JDK 7, Oracle JDK 8

6.2.0–⁠6.2.4

RHEL 5, 6

Oracle JDK 7

DataSource for Java

Caplin’s Java DataSource API is supported on the following operating systems and Java runtime environments (JREs) in production:

Java DataSource API dependencies
DataSource Version Operating System Supported JREs (64-bit)

7.1.11+

RHEL 6, 7

Oracle JDK 8 (<= 8u202), Red Hat OpenJDK 8, Red Hat OpenJDK 11

7.0.0+

RHEL 6, 7

Oracle JDK 8 (<= 8u202)

Caplin Platform 6.2 (EOL)

The support life cycle for Caplin Platform 6 components ended on 17 January 2019.

Java DataSource API dependencies
DataSource Version Operating System Supported JREs (64-bit)

6.2.5+

RHEL 5, 6

Oracle JDK 7, Oracle JDK 8

6.2.0–⁠6.2.4

RHEL 5, 6

Oracle JDK 7

Additional requirements from Java DataSource API 7.1.0

From version 7.1.0, the Java DataSource API uses nanosecond timestamping. Java 11 provides built-in support for nanosecond timestamps; Java 8 does not. To support nanosecond timestamping on Java 8, the Java DataSource API uses a Caplin native library, Caplin Nanotime.

By default, the Caplin Nanotime native library is extracted to, and loaded from, the /tmp directory. If the /tmp filesystem has been mounted with the noexec flag, then Java cannot load the Caplin Nanotime library.

To resolve this, set the application’s java.io.tmpdir Java system property to a directory to which the application user has write and execute permissions. The java command that launches the application is in the application’s DataSource/bin/start-jar.sh script:

Example: specifying the Java temporary directory
java -Djava.io.tmpdir=/home/caplin/tmp existing_arguments

DataSource .NET

Caplin’s DataSource .NET is supported on Microsoft Windows with the following .NET framework versions:

DataSource for .NET dependencies
DataSource .NET Version .NET Framework

7.1.18+

4.6, 4.6.1, 4.6.2, 4.7, 4.7.1, 4.7.2, 4.8

7.1.0–7.1.17

4.6

7.0.0+

4.5

Caplin Platform 6.2 (EOL)

The support life cycle for Caplin Platform 6 components ended on 17 January 2019.

DataSource for .NET dependencies
DataSource .NET Version .NET Framework

6.2.0

2.0

Additional requirements

DataSource .NET 7 requires the Microsoft Visual C++ 2015 Redistributable.