Problem workshop 8.1 and oracle

i am trying to connect to oracle 9.2 from WL Workshop 8.1 using Data base control.
Connection gets established. But when i use this in page flow controller
(JPF) it (Database controller)returns null value.
Any suggestion
tia
Mahesh

Apparently not supported in 8.1, but in 9 it maybe...
http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/BEEHIVE-260
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The following enhancements have been suggested for the Template tags:
1) The Section tag should have an attribute that would include a .JSP page instead of requiring the second to have body content. The current work around here is to put an JSP include in the body of the Sectioni tag.
2) When using templates it is handy to create a basic template (one used for the entire site as a background, header, etc) and then possibly have another template that would be based off of that but would also add some additional information/color/shape that would be necessary for a subset of the pages but not all. [137261]
The specialization template could provide content to the general template and also define additional content that could be filled in by specific content pages.
For each jsp page that is going to include both templates one would have to have both in that jsp:
<netui-template:template templatePage="./jtemplate.jsp">
<netui-template:section name="BodySection">
<netui-template:template templatePage="jtest.jsp">
<netui-template:section name="leaguepage">
//FILL in league page here...
</netui-template:section>
</netui-template:template>
</netui-template:section>
</netui-template:template>

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