Custom PWS (Java) against Oracle

We are planning on developing a custom PWS in Java against an Oracle database (Peoplesoft).
We will be deploying Websphere App Server 5.1 with EDK 5.1 (Java) on the remote (portlet/web service) server on the Windows platform.
Is there any peference/recommendation as to which JDBC driver(Data Direct driver, type etc.) , I should use to access the Oracle database from teh custom PWS? Does anyone forsee any issues with this platform and/or Oracle database access on the remote application server.
I'd appreciate any JDBC driver specification recommendation and any other insights into this.
Thanks and regards.
Vanita
Staples

Try this (refers to assignment service, but I believe classpath is the same):
32.3.2.3 How to Deploy a Custom Assignment ServiceTo deploy a custom assignment service:
1.Use one of the following methods to make an assignment service implementation class and its related classes available in the class path of Oracle BPEL Process Manager:
◦Load your classes in SCA-INF/classes directly or SCA-INF/lib as a JAR.
◦Change the Oracle BPEL Process Manager shared library to include your JAR files.
Note:
◦You cannot create different versions of the assignment service for use in different BPEL processes unless you change package names or class names.
◦Java classes and JAR files in the suitcase are not available in the class path and therefore cannot be used as a deployment model for the assignment service.
◦The steps must be repeated for each node in a cluster.
Excerpt is from:
http://docs.tpu.ru/docs/oracle/en/owl/E14571_01/integration.1111/e10224/bp_workflow.htm#BACHEFDH

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The step 1 of 5 isn't visible for me and I don't see the "Install from local file" option to select the adf-faces-bundle.zip from my file system. The OTN check for updates don't prove the ADF Faces...
What may I do?

And...
If "Check for Updates Wizard" is not launched, you can try to set LANG.
see: 10.1.3 Can't not launch Update Wizard in Japanese environment.
10.1.3 Can't not launch Update Wizard in Japanese environment.
Thanks.
Takuya Ono

Limitations of Oracle 10G XE as against Oracle 10G Standard Edition

Can you please give the information regarding....
1. Capabilities of Oracle 10G XE (Express Edition)
2. Limitations of Oracle 10G XE as against Oracle 10G Standard Edition

Have a look at the License Information:
http://download-uk.oracle.com/docs/cd/B25329_01/doc/license.102/b25456/toc.htm#BABJBGGA
There's also a feature matrix in pdf-format:
http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/database/oracle10g/pdf/twp_general_10gdb_product_family.pdf
C.
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Embedded SQL against Oracle Question

Software: Forte 3.0.J.
Server Platform: HPUX 10.2
Database: Oracle
Problem Description: During the course of development, I ran into a
problem using multiple columns in an sql UPDATE/SET statement. I was trying
to update a.COLUMN_1 and a.COLUMN_2, which constitute part of the primary
key of associative TABLE_A (a). In order for me to make the update, I
needed to use the existing value of a.COLUMN_1 to lookup the new b.COLUMN_1
in TABLE_B (b). Where a.COLUMN_1 = b.RELATED_COLUMN_1, I am able to find
each b.COLUMN_2 that correspond to each a.COLUMN_2.
I was able to resolve the issue by separating the two columns so
that each had it's own select statement. Theoretically, it appears that
this shouldn't work, because the SET statement for a.COLUMN_1 would cause
the a.COLUMN_1 reference in the select statement of a.COLUMN_2 to be
overwritten.
In spite of this, I tried it, and it worked. I would like to
understand why the sql works, and how sql actually executes the statement.
Here is the sql:
UPDATE TABLE_A a
SET a.COLUMN_1 =
(SELECT DISTINCT b1.COLUMN_1
FROM TABLE_B b1
WHERE b1.RELATED_CASE_ID =
a.COLUMN_1 AND
b1.RELATED_COLUMN_TYPE_CD = 'NEPHI'),
a.COLUMN_2=
(SELECT DISTINCT b2.COLUMN_2
FROM TABLE_B b2
WHERE b2.RELATED_COLUMN_1=
a.COLUMN_1 AND
b2.RELATED_COLUMN_TYPE_CD = 'NEPHI' AND
b2.RELATED_COLUMN_2= a.COLUMN_2)
WHERE a.COLUMN_1 = 100
The table structure is as follows:
TABLE_A: (primary keys are bolded) This is an associative table.
Column_1 and Column_2 comprise the pk of one table; Column_3 and Column_4
comprise the pk of another table. Assume that the Column_1 and Column_2
values replacing the original values already exist in the parent table of
which they form the pk).
COLUMN_1
COLUMN_2
COLUMN_3
COLUMN_4
COLUMN_5
TABLE_B: (primary keys are bolded) This is a reference table.
COLUMN_1
COLUMN_2
RELATED_COLUMN_1
RELATED_COLUMN_2
RELATED_COLUMN_TYPE_CD
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If you do an explain plan or set autotrace on against this update statement,
you'll find that the select operations are actually executed first by Oracle
- I believe because of the nature of the transaction. Thus, no problem.
Brian Wilson
U.S. Bancorp Piper Jaffray
[email protected]
Phone (612) 342-5682
From: David Pettit[SMTP:[email protected]]
Reply To: David Pettit
Sent: Friday, April 30, 1999 1:58 PM
To: '[email protected]'
Subject: Embedded SQL against Oracle Question
Software: Forte 3.0.J.
Server Platform: HPUX 10.2
Database: Oracle
Problem Description: During the course of development, I ran into a
problem using multiple columns in an sql UPDATE/SET statement. I was
trying
to update a.COLUMN_1 and a.COLUMN_2, which constitute part of the primary
key of associative TABLE_A (a). In order for me to make the update, I
needed to use the existing value of a.COLUMN_1 to lookup the new
b.COLUMN_1
in TABLE_B (b). Where a.COLUMN_1 = b.RELATED_COLUMN_1, I am able to find
each b.COLUMN_2 that correspond to each a.COLUMN_2.
I was able to resolve the issue by separating the two columns so
that each had it's own select statement. Theoretically, it appears that
this shouldn't work, because the SET statement for a.COLUMN_1 would cause
the a.COLUMN_1 reference in the select statement of a.COLUMN_2 to be
overwritten.
In spite of this, I tried it, and it worked. I would like to
understand why the sql works, and how sql actually executes the statement.
Here is the sql:
UPDATE TABLE_A a
SET a.COLUMN_1 =
(SELECT DISTINCT b1.COLUMN_1
FROM TABLE_B b1
WHERE b1.RELATED_CASE_ID =
a.COLUMN_1 AND
b1.RELATED_COLUMN_TYPE_CD = 'NEPHI'),
a.COLUMN_2=
(SELECT DISTINCT b2.COLUMN_2
FROM TABLE_B b2
WHERE b2.RELATED_COLUMN_1=
a.COLUMN_1 AND
b2.RELATED_COLUMN_TYPE_CD = 'NEPHI' AND
b2.RELATED_COLUMN_2= a.COLUMN_2)
WHERE a.COLUMN_1 = 100
The table structure is as follows:
TABLE_A: (primary keys are bolded) This is an associative table.
Column_1 and Column_2 comprise the pk of one table; Column_3 and Column_4
comprise the pk of another table. Assume that the Column_1 and Column_2
values replacing the original values already exist in the parent table of
which they form the pk).
COLUMN_1
COLUMN_2
COLUMN_3
COLUMN_4
COLUMN_5
TABLE_B: (primary keys are bolded) This is a reference table.
COLUMN_1
COLUMN_2
RELATED_COLUMN_1
RELATED_COLUMN_2
RELATED_COLUMN_TYPE_CD
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Java and oracle in linux

hello frnds...i have installed oracle 10g in ubuntu 11.04....now i want to make database connection between java and oracle...so how can i do it??i know the java code..but the main problem is database driver..how can i give the classpath for specific jdbc dirver...pls tell me the steps to set classpath for jdbc driver...
thnx in advance..

884540 wrote:
hello frnds...i have installed oracle 10g in ubuntu 11.04....now i want to make database connection between java and oracle...so how can i do it??i know the java code..but the main problem is database driver..how can i give the classpath for specific jdbc dirver...pls tell me the steps to set classpath for jdbc driver...
thnx in advance..You can mention the classpath using the javac and java options:
javac -cp .;<path> <ClassName>.java
and
java -cp .;<path> <ClassName>
Or refer the below link to avoid mentioning classpath everytime you run/ compile the program
http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-software-2/j2sdk-install-174483/#post898715

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