Its reference guide (for J2SE 5) is here: SSL in Java is provided through the Java Secure Socket Extension (JSSE). Odds are good that your Java SSL setup is messed up somehow. Ok, but I upgraded to v1.2 and now I can’t connect! Why am I getting the error “The driver could not establish a secure connection to SQL Server by using Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) encryption.
You cannot disable SSL encryption of the SQL Server login. However, where it can, the v1.2 driver ALWAYS uses SSL to encrypt the login to SQL Server. You can control whether a connection encrypts all data to and from the server after login using the ‘encrypt’ connection property. I trust that my network is secure without SSL. For SQL auth, where the user name and password would otherwise be sent in the clear, SSL provides an essential layer of security. For integrated auth connections, SSL provides an added layer of security. Where it can, the v1.2 driver ALWAYS uses SSL to encrypt the login to SQL Server. The v1.2 JDBC driver uses SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) to encrypt connections to SQL Server for improved security.
What is SSL and why is my JDBC driver using it?
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