Oracle Globus Development Kit

Hi
I have downloaded Oracle Globus Development Kit. When I tried to install it i had a lot of errors.
I haven't seen any posts about OGDK (installation, using).
Did anybody succesfull install this tool?
Does Oracle still continue support this tool? Will Oracle plan to make new release (more stable)?
I haven't seen 10G products (database, application server). I think that oracle focused on 10G but not on OGDK. Is it true or not?

Hello,
Oracle Globus Development Kit (OGDK) includes APIs that make it easy for customers using Globus Toolkit 2.0 or 2.2 to use Oracle Database. This was tested with Oracle9i Database. It should continue to work with Oracle 10g Database. We haven't seen much interest in the OGDK in the market.
Oracle 10g includes a lot of features for grid computing. You don't need to use OGDK to do grid computing.
cheers,
Brajesh.

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Hi All,
Please any one let me know that where can I find the CDB Developer kit?
Thanks
Sai

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Does JDK (java development kit) already comes installed on the Macbook?
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We just installed Oracle 9iAS on two hosts. One is our infrastructure box, and the other is our Portal server.
These represent our first attempt to learn this stuff, so they probably won't be used for production.
Can I install the Developer Kits (using Oracle Universal Installer) on either host (and under the existing instance)?
What's the recommended practice in production?
Thanks,
-Tony.

Hi,
You can install the developer kits wherever you like, what matters is that you correctly deploy you portlet applications successfully.
For Java Portlet Applications, you must deploy the application (usually contained within a ".ear" or ".war" file - read the J2EE specs for more details on those) into the OHS/OC4J host.
Essentially, a Developer Kit is just that - each developer could have their own local copy of the kit on their local NT machine (or whatever they use).
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Gareth
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The Java forums are here:
https://forums.oracle.com/forums/category.jspa?categoryID=285
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