| Publisher | Oracle | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Format | HTML | Date added | 01 Jan 2004 |
| Topics | Database Applications | ||
| Downloads | 26 | ||
Programming client-side and middle-tier Java and J2EE applications to represent database entities, such as user-defined SQL object types and collection types, can be challenging and error-prone if all the coding is done manually. As an alternative, one can use the Oracle JPublisher utility, which produces the corresponding Java classes automatically according to the command-line input (or according to a few mouse clicks using the Oracle JDeveloper integrated development environment). This paper will give an overview of JPublisher and describe how it simplifies mapping database entities to Java, including types that one cannot use directly from Java DataBase Connectivity (JDBC).
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