Re: Anyone seen the Java SDK for Oracle

You might take a peek at Oracle Lite. It supports Java 1.1 now, rather than PL/SQL. No guarantee that the 8.1 API will match exactly, but the idea is substantially there and you can mess with persistence, java objects, triggers, etc. Plus, it works with the new AppBuilder product.

Fun stuff.

Roger Snowden
rsnowden_at_us.oracle.com

Alan Johnson wrote:
>
> This is the one that shows us how Java methods,etc are being embedded in
> the database? I assume in the future we'll write Java methods for entity
> classes (rather than PL/SQL packages for Object tables, or PL/SQL
> Packages that are loosly coupled to tables), but I'd like to gain some
> further insight
> .
> TIA, Alan
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