Re: Need power and simplicity of OO4O but in Java?

Thanks for the response but actually I dont want to access the db from a web page at all.

Specifically I have a Java Servlet hosted by JRun under IIS to access an oracle db.

We are currently using OO4O server side but this is in a COM enviroment but I want to look at going Java. Anway our web pages never access the db directly anyway. We use XML for web page>server data transfer with objects on the server processing the XML and then uploading to the db via OO4O.

Rob

gjlinker_at_geocities.com wrote in message <782n2a$g82$1_at_nnrp1.dejanews.com>...
>Hi,
>
>Sorry to all Java purists...
>
>I think you can access OO4O from VJ++. You may or may not believe it but I
>have managed to use OO4O in a web page (HTML) to access the local database.
>See my OraWeb application at
>
>http://members.aol.com/gjlinker
>
>If this can be done than it should also be able to succeed from VJ++. If
you
>want to connect to a remote database then you don't have any choice and
have
>to use JDBC.
>
>Gerrit-Jan Linker
>Programmer of Oraxcel, OraWeb, OraSQL and OraCodes.
>
>In article <781c6u$k9i69_at_news.hk.linkage.net>,
> "Rob Edgar" <robedgar_at_hkstar.com> wrote:
>> I need power and simplicity of OO4O but in Java. Is there such a thing.
>>
>> Basically I want to talk from my web server to an 805 database. Currently
we
>> are using modules running under MTS that use OO4O.
>>
>> We extensivlely use PL/SQL and the array interface.
>>
>> We want to convert to using Java servlets but I dont know what to use to
>> link to the database that will provide the ease of use in calling PL/SQL
>> procedures and allow us to use the array interface that we currenlty can
use
>> with OO4O but is Java based
>> .
>>
>> Rob
>>
>>
>
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Received on Tue Jan 19 1999 - 19:51:34 CST