From Oracl Developer to Java Please Guide me

Hi
i am presently making Database applications using Oracle Developer as tool. I want to shift to Database solutions using Java as front end. Will it be better to switch on to Java from Developer? I would like to know all pros and cong regarding it
Thanks
vikas joshi

one point: if you use Java, you would develop in standard SQL, because the Java JDBC API is database independend. of course, you could also use the Oracle specific things with the ORACLE JDBC-Driver or just call specific stored procedures via JDBC, but then: what's the benefit in using Java if you code specific ORACLE apps? so, you should change your way of developing database applications from "developing ORACLE apps" to "developing SQL apps" ... just a suggestion.

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