Database choices, SQL, Servlets, etc.

Just one question:
For a simple applet to run on multiple computers all across the world and access the same database on one web server, what would I need to learn?
In case I'm on the wrong track please warn me:
Servlets is next on my list...followed by SQL, ODBC, MySQL.
Just curious, also, if anyone has some good simple sample code that accesses a database from an applet on a website.
Here's hoping.
So far, from what I've read on the web, it won't be simple at all.
Later guys,
Jeff C

if you simply must use applets (I ditto the advice to go with jsp/servlets instead),
keep the database code out of the applet!
Reasons:
1. Typically, the database server and the web server are on difference machines,
but applets by default can only connect back to the machine from which
they were taken.
2. JDBC drivers may run native code (I think all the ODBC flavor ones do),
and by default that's another applet no-no.
3. Seperation of application layers: your applet is the front end, the database
is the back end, So there should be no database code in what gets
downloaded on the clients machine. This means writing Java code to run
on the server, typically a servlet or web service, and having your applet
communicate with that.

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[#|2008-10-05T11:44:45.945+0530|INFO|sun-appserver-pe8.0|javax.enterprise.system.tools.admin|_ThreadID=12;|ADM1006:Uploading the file to:[C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Local Settings\Temp\s1astempdomain1server-1629282413\server\study.war]|#]
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[#|2008-10-05T11:44:46.225+0530|INFO|sun-appserver-pe8.0|javax.enterprise.system.tools.admin|_ThreadID=12;|ADM1041:Sent the event to instance:[ModuleDeployEvent -- undeploy web/study]|#]
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Jeff Albion
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Issue in creation of group in oim database through sql query.

hi guys,
i am trying to create a group in oim database through sql query:
insert into ugp(ugp_key,ugp_name,ugp_create,ugp_update,ugp_createby,ugp_updateby,)values(786,'dbrole','09-jul-12','09-jul-12',1,1);
it is inserting the group in ugp table but it is not showing in admin console.
After that i also tried with this query:
insert into gpp(ugp_key,gpp_ugp_key,gpp_write,gpp_delete,gpp_create,gpp_createby,gpp_update,gpp_updateby)values(786,1,1,1,'09-jul-12',1,'09-jul-12',1);
After that i tried with this query.but still no use.
and i also tried to assign a user to the group through query:
insert into usg(ugp_key,usr_key,usg_priority,usg_create,usg_update,usg_createby,usg_updateby)values(4,81,1,'09-jul-12','09-jul-12',1,1);
But still the same problem.it is inserting in db.but not listing in admin console.
thanks,
hanuman.

Hanuman Thota wrote:
hi vladimir,
i didn't find this 'ugp_seq'.is this a table or column?where is it?
It is a sequence.
See here for details on oracle sequences:
http://www.techonthenet.com/oracle/sequences.php
Most of the OIM database schema is created with the following script, located in the RCU distribution:
$RCU_HOME/rcu/integration/oim/sql/xell.sql
there you'll find plenty of sequence creation directives like:
create sequence UGP_SEQ
increment by 1
start with 1
cache 20
to create a sequence, and
INSERT INTO UGP (UGP_KEY, UGP_NAME, UGP_UPDATEBY, UGP_UPDATE, UGP_CREATEBY, UGP_CREATE,UGP_ROWVER, UGP_DATA_LEVEL, UGP_ROLE_CATEGORY_KEY, UGP_ROLE_OWNER_KEY, UGP_DISPLAY_NAME, UGP_ROLENAME, UGP_DESCRIPTION, UGP_NAMESPACE)
VALUES (ugp_seq.nextval,'SYSTEM ADMINISTRATORS', sysadmUsrKey , SYSDATE,sysadmUsrKey , SYSDATE, hextoraw('0000000000000000'), 1, roleCategoryKey, sysadmUsrKey, 'SYSTEM ADMINISTRATORS', 'SYSTEM ADMINISTRATORS', 'System Administrator role for OIM', 'Default');
as a sequence usage example.
Regards,
Vladimir

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