CORBA and JDBC

hi all
I have to develop a CORBA server connected to a database.Could you please suggest me how to develop this server using JDBC.What should be the components of the IDL.How to include ResultSet and Connection in IDL? What other things to be included in IDL?
Regards
Kanchan

I assume you want to implement a very generic JDBC on CORBA and not any specific application that uses JDBC. First of all ResultSet,Connection and other JDBC interfaces are Java objects and there is no direct support for these objects in CORBA. RMI maybe a better option if u want to pass java objects around( Iam not sure if u can pass ResultSet directly even with RMI). You may have to wrap all JDBC interfaces in your own interfaces and invoke the actual jdbc methods on the server side. If you want to use CORBA and not RMI,then you have to provide custom methods to fetch results of a SQL query such as getNext(),you have to be very careful as to how atomic you want each method to be. If every method makes a netwrok call then it will be very slow. There is atleast one such implementation of JDBC on CORBA. Try doing a search in google

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