On another note...

Well yeah... but you can also use Java JDBC to do this. Develop some cool front end applet, you know forms and stuff. Then use JDBC code to modify, add, delete, insert and etc. to your Access or Oracle database. The Oracle thin driver works very well homes. You can also try doing a 3 tier solution. Middleware component written in Java using JDBC to access the databae. Client will be the applet using say RMI or sockets to talk to the middleware. Or if the need for speed is a critical thing, then try writing the middleware as a Pro*C server. Multithreaded server, using sockets to communicate with the applet client. Either way it rocks.

-TK Received on Fri Feb 06 1998 - 00:00:00 CET