Third-Party Component Versions for FME Flow

Tandra Geraedts
Tandra Geraedts
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Introduction

Third-party components are included with the FME Flow installation. The following list shows the version of the main components installed with each release. To see a list of all the third-party components used in FME Flow, view the legal notice.

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Database Server

If you do not provide your own database server, the default database provided with the FME Flow installation is PostgreSQL. The database provides the framework for storing all information related to FME Flow, e.g., jobs, workspaces, automations, user roles, and accounts. 

On Linux, the installer first checks whether PostgreSQL is already installed on the system; if so, this version will be used. If not, the installer will fetch the latest PostgreSQL version available through the system's package manager. 

Web Application Server

FME Flow uses an Apache Tomcat servlet to run the FME Flow Web Services. If you would prefer to provide your own web application server, see the documentation

Java 

FME Flow SSL configuration uses the Java Development Kit and JMS messaging service. Java is also used for various backend tasks. 

NGINX

On Linux OS, FME Flow uses NGINX as a reverse proxy. The installer will first check whether NGINX is already installed on the system; if so, this version will be used. If not, the installer will fetch the NGINX version available through the system's package manager. 

Python

Please see Build Numbers for FME Versions for the Python versions that are shipped and supported with FME releases. 

Third Party Component Versions

Version Build PostgreSQL Tomcat Java
2026.1.0 26103 PostgreSQL 17.6 10.1.52 OpenJDK 17.0.18+8
2025.2.4 25835 9.0.111 OpenJDK 17.0.16+8
2025.2 25827 OpenJDK 17.0.15+6
2025.1 25606 PostgreSQL 17.5 Tomcat 9.0.107
2025.0.3 25241 PostgreSQL 17.2 Tomcat 9.0.104 OpenJDK 17.0.12+7
2025.0.2 25237
2025.0.1 25220 Tomcat 9.0.98
2025.0 25208
2024.2.4 24831 PostgreSQL 16.8
2024.2.3 24825
2024.2.2 24820 Tomcat 9.0.91
2024.2.1 24801
2024.2 24783
2024.1.3 24627 PostgreSQL 16.1 OpenJDK 17.0.11+9
2024.1.2.1 24624
2024.1.2 24622
2024.1.1.1 24620 Tomcat 9.0.89
2024.1.1 24619
2024.1 24612
2024.0.4 24221 Tomcat 9.0.85 OpenJDK 17.0.8+7
2024.0.3 24220
2024.0.2.1 24217
2024.0.1 24202
2024.0 24187
2023.2.4 23785 PostgreSQL 15.4
2023.2.3 23783 Tomcat 9.0.78
2023.2.2 23781
2023.2.1 23774
2023.2 23764
2023.1.2 23641 PostgreSQL 11.18 OpenJDK 17.0.5+8
2023.1.1.1 23636
2023.1.1 23631
2023.1 23619
2023.0.2 23338 Tomcat 9.0.73
2023.0.1 23332
2023.0.0.3 23319
2022.2.8 22802 PostgreSQL 11.15 Tomcat 9.0.71 OpenJDK 8u345-b01
2022.2.7 22801
2022.2.6 22800
2022.2.5 22795
2022.2.4 22792
2022.2.3 22789
2022.2.2 22782 Tomcat 9.0.68
2022.2.1 22776
2022.2 22765 Tomcat 9.0.67
2022.1.3 22630 Tomcat 9.0.62 OpenJDK 8u265-b01
2022.1.2 22627
2022.1.1 22623
2022.1 22618
2022.0.1.1 22350 Tomcat 9.0.58
2022.0.1 22346
2022.0.0.2 22343
2022.0.0.1 22339
2022.0 22337
2021.2.6 21821 PostgreSQL 11.13 Tomcat 9.0.52
2021.2.5 21816
2021.2.4 21814
2021.2.3 21812
2021.2.2 21806
2021.2.1 21797
2021.2.01 21789
2021.2 21784
2021.1.3.1 21635 PostgreSQL 11.10 Tomcat 9.0.44
2021.1.3 21631
2021.1.2 21627
2021.1.1 21619
2021.1.0.1 21614
2021.1 21607
2021.0.3.2 21332
2021.0.3.1 21330
2021.0.3 21326
2021.0.2 21321
2021.0.1 21313
2021.0.0.1 21306 Tomcat 9.0.41
2021.0 21302
2020.2.5.1 20828 PostgreSQL 10.10 Tomcat 9.0.35
2020.2.5 20827 OpenJDK 8u265-b01
2020.2.4 20825
2020.2.3 20820
2020.2.2 20817
2020.2.1 20806
2020.2 20787
2020.1.3 20632 OpenJDK 8u242-b08
2020.1.2.1 20624
2020.1.2 20620
2020.1.1.1 20614
2020.1.1 20608
2020.1.0.1 20596
2020.1 20594
2020.0.3 20252 Tomcat 9.0.24
2020.0.2.1 20238
2020.0.2 20232
2020.0.1 20218
2020.0.0.1 20202
2020.0 20200 OpenJDK 8u212-b03
2019.2 19801 PostgreSQL 9.5.14 Tomcat 8.5.32
2019.1 19608
2019.0 19238 OpenJDK 8u181-b13
2018.1 18520 PostgreSQL 9.5.12 Tomcat 8.5.14
2018.0 18284 PostgreSQL 9.5.6
2017.1 17539
2017.0 17259
2016.1.1 16609 PostgreSQL 9.2.14 Tomcat 8.0.32

 

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