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Re: Request for Info: oracle interface using java applets
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Bruno Souza - Sun do Brasil)
Fri Feb 16 12:26:05 1996
Date: Fri, 16 Feb 1996 12:23:34 -0300
From: Bruno.Souza@Brazil.Sun.COM (Bruno Souza - Sun do Brasil)
To: java@sug.org, java-interest@java.Eng.Sun.COM
> Hello,
Hi Saima!
>
> Has anybody out there done any Web based applications accessing an
> Oracle database by using Java applets?
I have :-)
> I'm interested in any packages
> available that would allow this kind of an interface.
I have donne applet-oracle comunications in two ways.
One is to use Oracle's Web Agent, that works like a CGI script,
and then on your applet just do POSTs and treat the info you'll
get back.
Two, use the weblogic (http://weblogic.com) java classes. They
did a wonderfull work in integrating Oracle and Sybase with
Java. The way I've donne so far is having a Java Server talking
with my database (Oracle) - using Weblogic's classes -
and my Java applet talking with the Java Server. It works
great. (Thanks you all from Weblogic!!!). They also allow you
to comunicate directly from the applet to the database, but I
haven't tried this.
>
> Also can you recommend any tools that are currently available or
> planned which will help in developing such applications?
Yes, I recommend Weblogic. They really did a *great* job!!!
Oracle's Web Agent can get too slow, since it's CGI based.
If you develop a Java Server, it's blindly fast!!
Bruno.
___________________________________________________________
Bruno Peres Ferreira de Souza Sun Microsystems
Bruno.Souza@Brazil.Sun.COM
>
> Thanks,
> Saima Zobair
> zobair@mscs.mu.edu
>
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