OAQL Server For Linux

OAQL (Oriented Architecture Query Language) Server is an open source, easy-to-configure, easy-to-use and powerful server software implemented in Java and designed to let developers connect all their Java applications, as well as all of their SQL or NoSQL databases.

Key features include business process management, cluster manager, enterprise service bus, user manager, connection pools manager, aggregate functions, integrated scheduler, transaction management, tunnels manager, as well as RSA/Blowfish security.

The software also includes a collection of functions, which allow users to extract server information, including session management, author, connect and disconnect, to generate exceptions, to execute expressions, to run statements, or to manage transactions and containers.

Before attempting to install and use the OAQL Server on your GNU/Linux system, you should make sure that the latest Java Runtime Environment (JRE) packages available for your distribution are already installed. The MySQL database is also required for the application to work properly.

For your convenience, the application is distributed as pre-built binary packages, supporting 32-bit and 64-bit computer architectures. You must first download the package that corresponds to your computer’s arch and save the archive on a location of your choice.

Unpack the archive using your favorite archive manager utility, open the outputted directory, open the Setup.txt file and read the instructions on how to setup and start an OAQL Server very carefully.

Looking under the hood of the OAQL Server software, we can notice that is is written entirely in the Java programming language. The Java Swing technology has been used for its graphical user interface.

Being written in Java, OAQL Server is a platform-independent application that can be deployed on any distribution of Linux, as well as on the Microsoft Windows, Mac OS X, and any other operating system where the Java Runtime Environment (JRE) is available.