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Oracle and Java Development By: Bulusu Lakshman Describes Oracle's Internet Computing Platform for developing applications.Outlines Key Oracle Java technologies like Enterprise Java Beans, Business Components, Java Server Pages, and Servlets for developing and deploying applications using Oracle 8i.Describes the creation of dynamic Web Content with Java.Describes database interaction with Java using Java stored procedures, JDBC, and SQLJ.

Java Programming with Oracle SQLJ By: Jason Price Explains SQLJ programming from a task-oriented point of view. You'll learn how to: Embed queries and other SQL statements within Java programs. Deploy SQLJ code not only on client machines, but also to JServer -- Oracle's Java engine built into the database. Use advanced techniques for working with collections, streams, large objects, and database objects.

Oracle JDeveloper 3 Handbook By: Paul Dorsey, Peter Koletzke Explains how to use JDeveloper in combination with an object-oriented approach to database design. In addition to an overview of the tool, the book covers the following JDeveloper components and how these can be successfully integrated into production applications: Applets, Servlets, CORBA, JavaBeans, and Enterprise JavaBeans.

Oracle8i Java Component Programming With EJB, CORBA AND JSP By: Nirva Morisseau-Leroy, Julie Basu, Martin K. Solomon Covers two of the most popular server-side component models: Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB) and the Common Object Request Broker Architecture (CORBA). Cutting-edge topics - ull details on generating Java Server Pages (JSP) with Java Servlets.

Oracle8i Tips & Techniques By: Douglas Scherer, William Gaynor, Arlene Valentinsen, Sue Mavris, Xerxes Cursetjee Highlights innovative solutions that are either hidden, undocumented, or can only be discovered through many years of experience or through extensive trial and error. Provides hundreds of real-world examples and insider secrets for each component of Oracle8i, as well as details on integrating the components to work together as a fine-tuned unit.

Building Oracle Xml Applications By: Steve Muench The author is Oracle's lead "XML evangelist" and a key Oracle XML developer. Products covered include XSQL pages and the XSQL servlet, JDeveloper, XSLT Processor, XML SQL utility, XML Parser, interMedia, Advanced Queuing, and PLSXML utilities.

Oracle 8: The Complete Reference By: George Koch, Kevin Loney An elegant, indispensable guide to the overwhelming world of Oracle database interaction. Succinct examples are used to document the many functions and SQL nuances available in the Oracle toolbox. The authors provide handholding introductions to more advanced topics such as PL/SQL and object-relational databases. Beginners will appreciate the exhaustive documentation of the SQLPLUS client and a discussion of user permissions, while seasoned developers can get their hands dirty in the intricacies of using large objects under Oracle8.

Understanding SQL and Java Together: A Guide to SQLJ, JDBC, and Related Technologies By: Jim Melton, Andrew Eisenberg, Rick Cattell The real focus of this book is on SQLJ, which really comprises three standards. SQLJ Part 0 is the easiest to understand, as it supports embedded SQL calls within Java code. Next comes SQLJ Part 1, by which a database product (like Oracle) can use Java to define stored procedures. Next, the authors look at SQL user-defined types (UDTs) and SQLJ Part 2, which allows Java code to make use of these UDTs directly, as well as store Java objects in a database. The last stop on the tour is a "true" object/relational mapping, Sun's Java Blend standard, which allows Java objects to be saved and restored from a database transparently.

Oracle8i SQLJ Programming By: Nirva Morisseau-Leroy, Martin K. Solomon, Gerald P. Momplaisir, Thomas Kurian, Edward Griffin Teaches you what you need to know about Java, SQLJ (the new embedded SQL for Java), SQL, PL/SQL, JDBC, Java Remote Method Invocation (RMI), enterprise JavaBeans, and CORBA. Aimed at SQL and Oracle PL/SQL programmers that need to design database applications in Java, as well as Java programmers that need to access relational and object-relational databases using JDBC and SQLJ connections.

Visual Basic Oracle 8 Programmer's Reference By: Dov Trietsch, John Mason Will quickly teach you SQL with an emphasis on the Oracle vernacular, how to connect to Oracle using ADO and Oracle Objects For OLE (0040), and PL/SQL. Not just code snippets, but complete programs and applications. The SQL and PL/SQL chapters double as reference. There is also a complete reference to Oracle Objects for OLE, and ADO. The final mini HR application combines 5 tables and is built using transaction control as well as stored procedures and triggers.

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Oracle Programming with Visual Basic By: Nick Snowdon, Nick Snowdown Opens with a lengthy discussion of the architecture of Oracle. Covers queries and stored procedures and introduces the reader to Oracle's PL/SQL. The author devotes a section to implementing Visual Basic client applications against the Oracle back end. He presents Open Database Connectivity (ODBC), cursors, and object linking and embedding database (OLE-DB) as well as discusses the Microsoft JET engine, remote data objects, and ODBCDirect.

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