Subject | Java integration - Stored procedures |
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Author | Doug Chamberlin |
Post date | 2000-05-15T18:26:33Z |
At 5/15/00 01:22 PM (Monday), Jim Starkey wrote:
server prepare a database connection object which can be passed to a Java
class which can then be used via JDBC API to perform database operations
would be slick. These operations would all occur within the current
transaction context, of course.
I wonder how much of the servlet API can be borrowed for this. The servlet
API is quite limited by the use of HTTP and its nonexistent session state
tracking. Maybe not much should be retained because of this.
>I suggest we spend a little time talking about Java integration issues.Implementing stored procedures in Java would be very exciting. Having the
server prepare a database connection object which can be passed to a Java
class which can then be used via JDBC API to perform database operations
would be slick. These operations would all occur within the current
transaction context, of course.
I wonder how much of the servlet API can be borrowed for this. The servlet
API is quite limited by the use of HTTP and its nonexistent session state
tracking. Maybe not much should be retained because of this.