OnlineOrders

Hello Everyone:
I am having a little hard time to run Online Orders example in JDeveloper 3.0.
1) Instead of full enterprise Oracle databaes I am running it on Oracle 8i Lite, can I do it?
2) Very first step of the example says, run SQL plus utility and create new user account. My problem is that I am logging in through this
UserName = System
Password = MyPassword
HostString = ODBC:POLITE
And then I type
create user bc4j identified by bc4j;
It replies
Operation 0 Succeeded
then I type
grant resource, connect to bc4j;
it replies
ERROR at line 1:
OCA-30021: error preparing/executing SQL statement
[POL-5228] syntax error
Any ideas, please....
3)I wanna test my 8i to see if my 8i is working fine. 8iLite release notes says that to check if 8iLite is setup correctly, run the Java examples in the Oracle_Home\Lite\Examples\Java directory. I am double clicking on runjava.bat, it runs but is giving me the same error
grant resource, connect to bc4j
ERROR at line 1:
OCA-30021: error preparing/executing SQL statement
[POL-5228] syntax error
Is my oracle 8i Lite is working correctly?
Please reply ASAP.
Thanks,
Khan

You would not be able to run that demo against Oracle8i Lite.
Currently Business Components for Java in JDeveloper 3.0 is able to talk to only oracle databases excluding Lite.
We are working on that in upcoming release
raghu

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