SOAP over TCP using Oracle 10g

Hi everyone
I am currently working with a client and they have recently upgraded a legacy DB from Oracle 6i to Oracle 10g and now wish to be able to provide some functionality of this legacy system as a web service to their other J2EE n-tier applications.
The Oracle 10g and J2EE applications sit securely inside a corporate network. As such it would be preferable if service calls to the 10g database could be exposed using SOAP over TCP as opposed to using HTTP to speed up performance a little bit.
This is a baby step, point-to-point, SOA solution that they wish to implement before progressing to a more managed solution (eg ESB) in the future.
As I am not an Oracle expert I would like to know if this can be done and if so is it a trivial or complicated thing to achieve?
Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Hi Hatchman,
As Eric described, Oracle does not support SOAP over TCP yet. If your goal is to improve the performance, I don't think you'll gain substantial performance improvement by bypassing HTTP layer. Although it depends upon the nature of the service implementations, typically the bottleneck lies in xml processing not in the transport layer.
Regards,
Pyounguk

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