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You might try<br />
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<pre><code id="code-20-42561210-1">jdbc:mysql://localhost/databasehost?verifyServerCertificate?=false&amp;useSSL=false </code></pre>
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but It's conceivable that Toplink does not yet support 8.0. (Check the docs)
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You might try



jdbc:mysql://localhost/databasehost?verifyServerCertificate?=false&useSSL=false 


but It's conceivable that Toplink does not yet support 8.0. (Check the docs)

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Good :) Feel free to close the question by accepting your last comment
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Good :) Feel free to close the question by accepting your last comment

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The solution was kind of obvious once I found the right documentation.
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The solution was kind of obvious once I found the right documentation.

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I'm upgrading from MySQL 5.1 to MySQL 8.0. &nbsp;I have a java project that uses Toplink to connect to the database. &nbsp;I've updated the jdbc drivers but when I try to connect I get this error &quot;Public Key Retreival is not allowed&quot;. &nbsp;I've set UseSSL to false but I still can't connect. &nbsp;I'm assuming there must be some new parameters that I also need to set up , but I don't know what they are or where to look for them.
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I'm upgrading from MySQL 5.1 to MySQL 8.0.  I have a java project that uses Toplink to connect to the database.  I've updated the jdbc drivers but when I try to connect I get this error "Public Key Retreival is not allowed".  I've set UseSSL to false but I still can't connect.  I'm assuming there must be some new parameters that I also need to set up , but I don't know what they are or where to look for them.

Can't connect to mySQL 8.0 using Toplink and mysql connector version 8.0.11

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