TimesTen support in JDeveloper

Hi,
Does anyone know if there is TimesTen support in JDeveloper or future releases of JDeveloper? E.g. defining a database connection in JDeveloper to a TimesTen data source?
Ronald

Hi Frank,
Currently, I'm working on a Java project involved in implementing simulation processes. This typically concerns high-throughput and low-latency processes in which a lot of statistics have to be stored in a database to be available for analysis later on.
In the old situation, the simulation logic was programmed (dispersed) in the simulation tool itself. To enable reuse, this logic will be implemented in Java components.
As a start (pilot-phase), Log4J is used to log information (i.e. statistics) to console, files and also to a "plain" Oracle RDBMS. As the speed of the simulation in the simutation tool is increased a bottleneck occurs in the Java application. Not surprisingly; this is caused by disk I/O of Log4J.
As a possible work-around, TimesTen is investigated to store log statements and statistics. I did several tests and it seems the performance increase is "only" 5x over the "plain" Oracle RDBMS. I asked some questions on the possible performance increase when using TimesTen on the TimesTen forum of OTN. It seems they can't give precise answers in relation to Java applications.
As our project evolves it could very well be possible that we use JPA or a full-blown TopLink implementation to write/read statistics. I was wondering whether someone has experience in combining TimesTen with a persistency framework like TopLink.
Thanks,
Ronald

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