Security issues for Java server side code

Question

When reading the Oracle 8i documentation regarding using JDBC
with Java running within the database, I found that the Oracle-
specific call 'defaultConnection()' can be used instead of the
standard 'getConnection()'.
This appears to be what I want to use as it avoids Net8.
However, in the documentation it states that the user ID and
password are ignored. Is there no way, then, of implementing
user based security in a Java program using defaultConnection()?
Thanks,
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Answer 1

Hi Kiran
          See u know how to call serverside java objects from remoteobject?  If u know that every thing same that replace coldfusion and place ur java stuff
          but nothing will change at client side cairngorm architecture.. use blaze ds server to connect with the server and make a remote call to the server and have fun.
         i think u know how to initialize services in cairngorm framework and make some struff on delegate and call serverside java methods from remote object service.
          u can try this dont try for examples in the net or something.. u have a complete knowledge on cairngorm framework .. and just u want to develop j2ee applications ..
          make try with sample applications with j2ee server.. its very easy and little interesting.. make some pojos in serverside to communicate with the database and call that methods..
            i think this will help u and i dont have perfect example for serverside java code...
               this is not and example in cairngorm and java .. but u know cairngorm  and i am posting here only the tutorial how to communicate with java methods
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