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What problem are you trying to solve? It looks like you are interested in
BSOs (bright shiny objects).
Jim
"Christof Kaiser" <Kaiser_at_logiball.de> wrote in message
news:3CAAF423.D8B3E993_at_logiball.de...
> Hi,
>
> I am checking out the Corba stuff that comes with 9i. Ok, it should work
> with Java, thats for sure.
> But can I implement the functionality in PL/SQL and address taht code
> directly via Corba?
> (Just want do the Server side in PL/SQL rather than in Java for some
> things).
>
> I mean, with java it is
>
> client- java - corba - orb -corba - java - database - server
>
> and I am thinking about
>
> client- java - corba - orb -corba - PLSQL - database - server
>
> Does PL/SQL plug into Corba? if so, how, and how well does it work?
>
> The problem might be that PL/SQL is not too object orientated. But if I
> just want to call some stored procedures, I dont want an extra Java
> thing on the server side which I have to maintain.
> ( that would be
> client- java - corba - orb -corba - JAVA - PLSQL - database - server
> )
>
> Cheers
> Christof
>
>
Received on Wed Apr 03 2002 - 23:04:53 CST
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