This course considers integration of Java classes and the Oracle9i internet-enabled database. Participants will explore the storage of Java programs within the Oracle database and calling such programs from database triggers and stored procedures. The implementation of servlets is explored. Accessing database records from Java programs using the SQLJ and JDBC methods round out the discussion. Extensive hands-on workshops and solutions are included.
This course is designed for Web Developers.
Upon completion of this course, the participant will be able to:> Access database records from Java programs> Implement servlets> Use SQLJ and JDBC methods
About Procedural FeaturesUnderstanding PL/SQL Program UnitsUnderstanding Java Classes In Oracle
What Is JDBC?JDBC/ODBC ArchitectureLoading DriversMaking A ConnectionCreating And Executing SQL StatementsPrepared StatementsTransactionsCallable StatementsDatabase MetadataServletsWhat Is A Servlet?Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP)The Servlet APIInput From FormsServer-Side IncludesJavaserver PagesThe Lifecycle Of A ServletSQLJWhat Is SQLJ?SQLJ DeclarationsSQLJ Executable StatementsJava Host Expressions Java Result ExpressionsSingle-Row Query ResultsMulti-Row Query ResultsAssignment Statements (SET)Stored Procedure Calls, Stored Function CallsCreating Stored Procedures & FunctionsAbout Stored Procedures & FunctionsCreate Procedure / Create Function Statement FormatRAISE_SALARY() Procedure ExampleExecuting Procedures & FunctionsDeveloping Procedures & FunctionsCreating Database TriggersAbout Database TriggersDeveloping Trigger LogicImplementing TriggersRAISE_APPLICATION_ERROR()Row Triggers, Trigger Processing
Introduction to Java Language ProgrammingOracle9i e-Commerce Tour
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