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Adkron

Adkron

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I'm trying to use jdeveloper(job requires it) and wrap a database applet in an oc4j container. I can't find very good documentation on the net. Does anyone know where I might find some? Does anyone know how to do this?

Amos
Computer Science
U of MO - Rolla
 
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Oracle documentation on the net ? Are you mad ? :p

First place to look is the bundle of docs that shipped with your Oracle version.
Second place is the OTN - you'll find the best help on Oracle OC4J there I expect : Of course, there are also Oracle forums here, but I've no idea if they are any good for oc4j help.

BTW, I'm a *fairly* experienced programmer, and have had a lot of exposure to J2EE & servlet containers, and find oc4j the singlemost poorly and incorrectly documented container out there, not to mention the most bug ridden and hard to "get to work". Good luck :)

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My other choice is a tomcat container is that better?

Amos
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Tomcat, Resin, JBoss, or Jetty would all be better choices IMO.

Tomcat and Jetty are servlet containers, Resin is a servlet and EJB container, and JBoss is a full blow J2EE server.

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