-- Establishing contact with Oracle 8i & JDeveloper Teams

Hi,
We are a tool vendor (Quintessence Systems). We have developed a
generalized, fully automated tool which generates 100% pure Java
classes from stored PL/SQL (Packages, Procedures, Function etc)
objects.
The tool itself, written entirely in Java, parses and tokenizes
PL/SQL objects then rapidly generates 100% pure Java. This
provides existing Oracle customers with the ability to:
- Continue developing in PL/SQL for as long as necessary
transparently gain the benefits of a Java deployment of their
business logic
- Migrate their PL/SQL automatically to Java if required
- Create EJBs from Stored Procedures in conjunction with
JDeveloper and gain the benefits of distributed component based
computing
- Automatically deploy PL/SQL stored procedures in Java in an
Oracle Application Server
We would be very interested in developing close contacts within
your group (at both technical and product manangement levels) as
I believe this technology could become and important Internet,
distributed computing and e-commerce enabler for your customers.
Please advise me who you think would be useful people for us to
contact by email at both a technical and product management
level.
I look forward to your reply. Please email me directly at
[email protected]
Thanks.
Elton Barendse
CEO
Quintessence Systems
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Hi Gloria,
If you mean, "Will it work?" the answer is yes. Oracle9i JDeveloper should work with either the 8i or 9i versions of the database.
Something in your question (perhaps it was that you mentioned you had a "free" copy of JDeveloper) makes me unsure whether this is what you were asking, however. If your question is "Is it legal?" then it depends on what you want to do with it. You're welcome to play around with JDeveloper and the database all you want; explore its features and evaluate it. However, if you want to deploy an application developed with JDeveloper in a commercial or other production setting, you do need to buy a license.
Hope this helps,
Avrom

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