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Key Phrases: language java name, implicit connection cache, cached rowset, Oracle Text, Manipulating Oracle Data Types, Description Status (more...)

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"If you are a Java programmer looking to exploit Oracle, or a database developer looking to exploit Java - this is the book for you."
- Thomas Kyte, VP Oracle

"Oracle's support for Java in the database has continued to break new ground since it was first introduced in Oracle8i. More importantly, however, it has continued to find a larger audience over time, as people discover just how useful it is in solving their real world problems both efficiently and easily. This book is an important and welcome step forward to helping Java developers make even better use of the Oracle database."
- Steven G. Harris, VP Java Platform Group

"The book impressed me with its in-depth coverage on practical techniques essential to Java and Web services development across database boundary."
- Quan Wang

"This book provides a wealth of information regarding the Oracle embedded JVM and how to use it, that is simply not available anywhere else."
- Avi Abrami, Senior Software Engineer, InterSystems

"The first book to cover both Java and Oracle Database and the emerging concept of database Web services. This book provides a practical description of advanced database applications as well as code samples for data conversions, calling out to external Web components, EJB components, ERP frameworks, external databases, and Web services. The author also addresses server-side and client-side database programming."
- Oracle Magazine, April 2006

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All you need to know to use Java and Webservice to manage the Oracle Database 10g R2

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Paperback: 1120 pages
Publisher: Digital Press; abridged edition edition (August 19, 2005)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 1555583296
ISBN-13: 978-1555583293
Product Dimensions: 9.1 x 7.5 x 1.7 inches
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Average Customer Review: 4.3 out of 5 stars See all reviews (7 customer reviews)

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language java name, implicit connection cache, cached rowset, int paramindex, command line for help message, connection context instance, scrollable iterators, result set support, cache memory objects, media parser, default connection context, resolver spec, connection context class, positional iterators, web rowset, bapi name, execution context instance, code snippet inserts, following code snippet retrieves, sql iterator, tns alias, int empno, nested tab, typed iterators, update batching

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Oracle Text, Manipulating Oracle Data Types, Description Status, British Columbia, Developing Java, Enterprise Edition Release, Sun Microsystems, Argument Name, Instant Client, San Francisco, Connection Cache Manager, Hello World, Online Corporate Registration, Oracle Net, Users Guide, Database Together, Option Name Description Default Value Category, Oracle Enterprise Manager, Corporate Online, Fast Application Notification, Garbage Collector, Oracle Technology Network, Region Name, San Diego, Statement Statement

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5.0 out of 5 stars A complete book for today's developer, July 31, 2006

By	Kevin Katz (Seattle, Wa) - See all my reviews

I have been working on different projects building enterprise level software involving many J2EE and Database technologies. One of the major frustration facing developers is how "practical information" related to these two worlds are completely isolated from one another, in fact, it is very common to see the majority of today's developers specializing in one of them and completely ignoring the other. The few who actually can keep following up with both can understand and achieve a lot more.
I found the information in this book to be complete; it describes the notions, the architectures (even those details that are hard to find anywhere) and it gives detailed examples on how it will look like in the code which cuts learning time for engineers a lot.

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5.0 out of 5 stars For Java programmers looking to exploit Oracle, indeed!, January 7, 2007

By	Theodule Desouza "Theodule Desouza" (San ramon, CA) - See all my reviews (REAL NAME)

I've been programming in C++, Corba and Java for years and was looking for a book to develop agaisnt the Oracle database. First of all this book is well written and at a glance, it covers all the API and utilities that a Java developer may use to exploit the Oracle database including Java in the database, JDBC, SQLJ, JPublisher and Database Web services ( Corba folks like myself will love the Web services part). You will be amazed reading through this book all the possibilities that Java in the database allows ; the Groovy and Jython stored procedures are just well presented. I am right now digging into Part-II dedicated to JDBC, the Rowset API, RAC support, etc. This book will provide great career advancement opportunities. I strongly recommend this book to my Java developers fellows.

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5.0 out of 5 stars It was written for me only, wasn't it ?, August 30, 2006

By	Mr. Guillou Gregory (BEZONS, France) - See all my reviews (REAL NAME)

If you use Java and/or Oracle (Or if only you've planned to), this is THE book you miss ! Complete and easy to read, every concept comes with samples and scripts. Full of informations that I didn't find anywhere else, I've learned a lot. When it talks about something I already knows, it does it so well : "There is probably no better ways to explain things".

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